Parents Supervisa
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Hello. I came to Canada in September last year and I am planning to bring my parents on Super Visa this summer? What are the chances of them getting approved? Also, my last year's T4 shows a very small amount since I only worked for only 1 month. But now I have a good paying job now and Do you think I should go ahead and apply?
With you new employment what will be your annual income for 2019?Hello. I came to Canada in September last year and I am planning to bring my parents on Super Visa this summer? What are the chances of them getting approved? Also, my last year's T4 shows a very small amount since I only worked for only 1 month. But now I have a good paying job now and Do you think I should go ahead and apply?
$60000, and I have 2 kids and my wife is not working at the moment.With you new employment what will be your annual income for 2019?
Hi, will you please be able to share your invitation letter in my email. I will be really grateful. I am going to apply for my parents soon. Samd53787789@gmail.comReturn trip ticket and itinerary are not needed. I just attached a letter saying that they will only be visiting and spending time with us for a year.
$60000, and I have 2 kids and my wife is not working at
So, for family unit of 6 lico for sv is $59,304. Thats very tight. Do you have any savings you can show?$60000, and I have 2 kids and my wife is not working at the moment.
what about the insurance requirement? i am planning to apply for my mom but i do not have a timeline yet when i will ask her to come. thanks
I bought the insurance to be effective for when I thought they were going to come, then as the travel date was finalized I adjusted the start date of the insurance with the provider.what about the insurance requirement? i am planning to apply for my mom but i do not have a timeline yet when i will ask her to come. thanks
thank you. any suggestion for insurance? just want to get the cheapest since my mom is in good health and will not be needing it muchI bought the insurance to be effective for when I thought they were going to come, then as the travel date was finalized I adjusted the start date of the insurance with the provider.
Either you use the insurance for a major expense or you don't soot sure why you are reefing to not needing it much. I wouldn't make a small claim. Your policy may go up the next time. You never know what will happen and the insurance companies base their prices on the pool of supervise applicants so prices can't be too low.thank you. any suggestion for insurance? just want to get the cheapest since my mom is in good health and will not be needing it much
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i do not have plans of using the insurance. i am just asking suggestions for insurance with affordable pricesEither you use the insurance for a major expense or you don't soot sure why you are reefing to not needing it much. I wouldn't make a small claim. Your deductible may go up the next time. You never know what will happen and the insurance companies base their prices on the pool of supervise applicants so prices can't be too low.
Just reacting to you saying that you won't use it much. Like any insurance policy you should use the policy for large expenses not small expenses like a trip to the doctor. There aren't a ton of insurance providers and you don't want to increase your policy cost in the future. Don't think you will find much lower because many thereof the supervisa parents do end up in the hospital so the policies must account for all the supervisa applicants. Still a good deal versus a huge hospital bill. There are websites that list insurers.i do not have plans of using the insurance. i am just asking suggestions for insurance with affordable prices
so I believe you will need to get coverage up to a minimum of $100,000 if I am not mistaken. Our deductible was also $1000 which lowered the cost. As mentioned earlier you likely wont need it, but if something serious happens and you do need to use it then $1000 is nothing compared to your moms health.thank you. any suggestion for insurance? just want to get the cheapest since my mom is in good health and will not be needing it much
Also you might want to look at insurance plans that would fly your mom back home in an emergency if needed. Just go to a broker and get different quotes.
There are online brokers and policy comparison charts also. Unfortunately many "healthy" visitors have gotten into a car accident, broken a bone or had a major sudden health issue while travelling. I have read posts on this forum where people are slowly paying off the large bills in monthly instalments for the rest of their lives!so I believe you will need to get coverage up to a minimum of $100,000 if I am not mistaken. Our deductible was also $1000 which lowered the cost. As mentioned earlier you likely wont need it, but if something serious happens and you do need to use it then $1000 is nothing compared to your moms health.
Also you might want to look at insurance plans that would fly your mom back home in an emergency if needed. Just go to a broker and get different quotes.
About the purpose of visit: how will i book a return ticket if i plan to make my mother stay for 2 years? It is not possible to book a return ticket in 2 years time