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The POE office may or may not ask you for the proof of insurance, as for the funds, well, it is less likely. What you can do is to buy an insurance and cancel it once you enter Canada or may be just stay with it and be covered. Some of the Canadian insurance companies have the policy of a...

Not having a proof of travel insurance at the point of entry to Canada may become a reason for your entry denial as the officer may request to present the proof that you are covered. You may either get a Canadian or a foreign travel insurance, it is entirely up to you. However, in case you get...

Yes, you are eligible for a partial refund in case you did not make any claims using your policy. All you need to do is to provide the insurance company with a proof that you are leaving Canada. Send them a scan of your boarding pass along with a cancellation form. You will have your money back...

If you wish to be covered for 2 years, you have several options: 1. You may apply for the whole 2 year IEC Travel medical insurance policy. Click HERE for details. 2. You may also purchase 2 separate insurance policies that will cover you for the duration of your 2 year stay in Canada as an...

I would suggest to go for GMS or Manulife as as they have moderate prices and a comprehensive health coverage. Check out plan descriptions: GMS Manulife You may also want to compare the rates from different insurance companies to see what others option available for you. Super Visa...

Unfortunately, you will not be able to scan and email your application package as the rules state that you can either mail them or upload to your CIC account. You may want to read CIC Website for further guidance. As for the Medical Emergency Insurance that is required in order to apply for...

As for your pregnancy inquiry, you may apply for a private health insurance plan, while you are waiting for your PR. Such plan hat covers up to 80% of the cost for prenatal care, delivery, physical examination and nursing care for a maximum of $10,000. In order to receive such benefits you will...

If he does not qualify for Provincial Healthcare, you may opt for a private insurance plan for Visitors to Canada, that will cover him in case there is a medical emergency. Use Free Medical Insurance Calculator to compare rates from different Canadian insurance companies.

Agree with Leon You are allowed to enter Canada if you are pregnant. The other thing is that whether you want the delivery, etc. to be covered. 1. If you a regular Visitor to Canada and not yet pregnant and only planning to have a child in Canada you may apply for a private insurance plan...

Read the Health Alberta website to determine what you need to do. In case you would like to get a private plan, you may take a look HERE.

What you may do is to purchase a private plan while waiting for MSP coverage that will cover standard medical emergencies as well as those related to pregnancy such as abdominal pain, miscarriage, bleeding, etc. You may find the plan if you click HERE.

You may read the CIC Website first, this is where all the forms are.

In case a regular Visitor to Canada is not yet pregnant, there is a plan that covers up to 80% of the cost for prenatal care, delivery, and nursing care for a maximum of $10,000. Such coverage only applies to an insured individual, whose pregnancy commenced at least 1 month past the effective...

Scylla is right. You are not eligible to get a private insurance coverage that includes Maternity benefits if case you are already pregnant. Meaning that delivery, regular check ups, pre-natal care, etc. will be paid for from your own pocket. The only thing you can get is a Medical Emergency...

In order to qualify for the Super Visa and bring your parents here you must be a Canadian Permanent Resident or a Canadian Citizen by the moment you apply. Check out the CIC Website to learn more on who is eligible and how to apply. You will also need a proof of medical insurance for 1 year...

You may chat with a representative on-line there. They'll tell you want you want to know.

There are couple option for a Visitor to Canada to have her pregnancy covered, at least partially. 1. A regular visitor to Canada, who is not yet pregnant, may apply for a Maternity Coverage that covers up to 80% of the cost for prenatal care, delivery, and nursing care for a maximum of $10,000...

I am not sure about the first two questions and it is better be someone who has a clue to advise on that matter. As for the medical insurance for the Super Visa: Yes, you can buy it on-line. Just use an <a href=http://supervisabestinsurance.com/super-visa-insurance/>On-line Super Visa Medical...

1. There is no minimum balance. However, it would be wise to show them as much as you can. 2. The cost of a Medical Insurance for a Super Visa depends on a person's age, his/her pre-existing medical conditions status, total amount of coverage as well as the amount of deductible. You may use an...

I'd say you may want to try to apply for a Super Visa instead as someone mentioned it. First of all, Super Visa has a higher approval rate than a regular TRV. Also, with a Super Visa your mom is allowed to stay in Canada for up 2 years in a row and the Visa itself is usually issued for 10...