Well they have to have insurance while they are in Canada . What are your plans if they get sick, need medical attention in Canada if they don’t have insurance?
They already have insurance from home country that covers the medical expense in Canada. That’s why I want to check if I still have to buy even after getting the visa, as that would be waste of money for double insurance on annual basis.
That's correct and in addition, Supervisa insurance has to be bought in Canada with a minimum of 100000 cover!
Would stress minimum of 100K. Care can easily ea\xceed this is your family member ends up in hospital and needs something like surgery. Supervisa insurance is also only emergency health insurance so once the parent has been stabilized they will be expected to return home to undergo if they need more longterm therapy or you will be required to pay out o pocket. Feel like medical repatriation should really be included in the policy.
Pregnancy isn’t prioritized unless there is a critical medical situation. Given that Canada doesn’t want people traveling from Pakistan it is not surprising that they aren’t giving out TRVs. Have you flagged your application for priority processing?
I haven't flagged it as a priority. Should I send an email to MP explaining this or IIRC ?
No you should follow the online process flagging it as meeting the travel exemption.
I paid myself a dividend from incorporation. The amount is shown in Line 150 of my personal NOA, now line 150 is known as 15000. I have submitted my NOA with the application, do you think IIRC will not accept this?
