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Haha, looks like a brokers' contest ;D +1 to arbetovinsruance as I regularly buy travel insurance with them.

Takes about two-three weeks basically, if you submit everything that is required.

1. Private insurance companies in Canada will only cover medical emergencies. There are absolutely no regular doctor visits included for visitors to Canada. 2. I am not familiar with GAP insurance at all. But you could try to check out <a...

Check the CIC Website to find out whether you are eligible to apply for Super Visa and how you should do that. ;D

Super Visa is issued and valid for 10 years and allows parents/grandparents of a Canadian PR/Citizen to stay for up two 2 consecutive years on a Canadian soil.

In order to apply for a Canadian Study Permit you will need to check whether you are eligible for it at CIC website. 1. You must be enrolled to a certified Canadian educational institution. You will need to present the original letter of acceptance. 2. Show a proof of funds to cover your...

Super Visa is a separate program, not an extension, that grants your parents/grandparents a multi-entry visa as well as you can stay in Canada for up to two years in row under the SV.

No. there is absolutely no way around that without an existing driver's license from your home country. Just pass the test for learner's permit, wait a year and get new driver one (in BC).

Well, I would just say I felt safer in Montreal ;D Thanx for the info,pal.

Absolutely yes. There should be no problem with getting a vehicle insurance. However, as a temporary worker, I assume that you will need to get a Canadian driver's license after a certain time (for some countries international driving permit is valid for 3-6 months while abroad).

Absolutely possible to do that. There will be the same requirements for both insider/outsider application. The only thing is that your medical insurance, which you will need to buy, will have a certain waiting period, because the applicant is already in Canada.

As it is stated on CIC website, Immigration Medical Exam is a must for Super Visa applicants. But in reality it might be not that strict since these guys would have sent the request for your mother to do the medical too.

1. Toronto: The largest city in Canada and its financial center - the Canadian New-York. Relatively expensive unless you are willing to live in a cheaper neighborhood with a higher crime rate. Weather is pretty cold in winter with mild/hot summers. The area is not that scenic compare to BC and...

You are totally fine with going to US and coming back with a single entry visa. Also, if your or anyone else holds a study permit you are allowed to enter Canada from the US just showing your valid SP even if your entry visa is long expired.

Unfortunately, you are not going to be covered for delivery and pre-natal care since you are already pregnant and getting a private insurance will not solve the problem. Also, as you have mentioned, you just came to Canada, which, I assume, means that you are not yet eligible for OHIP either.

1. It should not be a problem re-entering Canada having a valid visa, just explain your particular case to the POE officer in case he/she got questions. 2. As for US visa, there could be a problem in case you do not provide them with a significant reason why you will go back to Canada. Being a...

I don't think you did a wrong choice. Like you said it's better be safe than sorry, especially when something happens and you need to see a doctor. 150k will certainly be enough to cover you for the whole duration of your stay you can get a refund in case you leave Canada before the insurance...

The longest you could stay in Canada under IEC is 2 years. Unfortunately you are not allowed to extend your IEC visa since it is not permitted by the Canadian authorities. However, depending on your country of origin, you may check whether you can participate in IEC more than once. For more...

The approval rate for Super Visa is relatively higher than for Multi-Entry one. Also, Super Visa allows you to stay in Canada for up to 2 years in a row, whereas Multi-Entry is only for up to 6 months per visit.