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Actually, your information is not quite right goldenbrown. The CIC's requirement for insurance is that the applicant must supply proof of a minimum of $100,000 of medical coverage from a Canadian Insurance Company for 365 days with their application for visa, BUT Thereafter they must maintain...

It looks like most of your questions have been answered except the cost of the insurance. Of course to answer that question one needs to know the age and health of your mother. Try one of the online services that compare the prices of various competitors against each other such as ours at...

Costco does have its advantages, and certainly I am a big fan having had a membership there for OMG 29 years now... Having said that here is something that you might consider as an alternative. My company, Travelinsure.ca has been one of Canada's largest distributors of Visitor to Canada...

Once the visa is issued then medical examinations and all other necessary qualifying requirements are no longer an issue until the visa expires. Hope your mom gets to visit soon! Tracy DesLaurier, CHS Supervisa Insurance Expert http://travelinsure.ca 1-855-933-7462 info@travelinsure.ca

Hello all - just wanted to take this opportunity to let everyone know that there is a very short window of opportunity available to take advantage of some great Super Visa Insurance rates in the next couple of days. On Monday, October 15, 2012 there will be a price increase that will have a...

As a general rule, I agree that honesty is always the best policy. You don't necessarily have to tell the officer every detail of your visit but certainly you should answer their questions honestly as that way you can never be tripped up. In terms of the insurance, you will find that rates vary...

Please note that if you are a visitor to Canada and buy Travel Insurance for that purpose, the type of policy you are purchasing is a "Visitor to Canada" Policy. It is the same policy, regardless of if you are arriving under a Super Visa, any other type of Visa, or indeed without a Visa. The...

Having been a hardcore long-distance motorcyclist for over 15 years, I would have to (sadly) agree that it would be very difficult to ride a motorcycle year-round in most any part of Canada. You can always buy a cheap winter beater for the worst part of the winter though! Tracy DesLaurier...

We offer access to a number of Canadian Insurance Companies that will cover pre-existing conditions. Please check out our website for more details, or PM me for specific inquiries. Pre-existing conditions are not normally a huge issue if you are age 59 or less. Tracy DesLaurier DesLaurier...

Hello there, maybe I can help. I do a lot of work with Visitors to Canada looking for Super Visa Coverage. The Super Visa Program requires a minimum of $100,000 of coverage, so I would consider that as a reasonable number. There is no minimum requirement for your program, but I would consider at...

Do a google search for "IEC Canada" which is the name of the program you are looking for. I also have a FAQ and quite a lot of information on my website. Please check it out! Tracy DesLaurier 1-855-933-7462 info@dfsinc.ca http://travelinsure.ca http://www.dfsinc.ca

Keep in mind that the $1,752 price is for a $1,000 deductible which may be a bit of a stretch for the average person if you have a claim. You can also get coverage for as low as $2,339.65 with a $0 deductible, with other alternatives in between these two. Tracy DesLaurier, Supet Visa Specialist...

Sorry, forgot about the 69 year old -we can offer an upgraded policy for $2,339.65 with a $0 deductible, and for as low as $1,752 with a $1,000 deductible. For ages 40-59 we can offer $150,000 of coverage with $0 deductible for $1,208.15, an unbeatable value. :-) Tracy DesLaurier...

Hello Sting, I would be pleased to help. For ages 40-59 I can offer Super Visa compliant coverage for as low as $1,208.15 and that is for $150,000 of coverage with a $0 deductible! You will not find a better deal from any major carrier, even with $1,000 deductibles and for only $100,000 of...

Just thought I might be able to contribute a few more data points to assist... For the 60 year old example, I can offer premiums as low as $1,408.90 with a $1,000 deductible, $1,894.35 with a $0 deductible, and of course others with other deductibles. These plans INCLUDE stable pre-existing...

That is absolutely correct. That information is also available on the CIC website. You can link to it from my site at http://www.travelinsure.ca also. Tracy DesLaurier, CHS - Super Visa Insurance Specialist http://www.travelinsure.ca or http://www.dfsinc.ca 1-888-933-7462 info@dfsinc.ca

You can certainly apply for health insurance while already in Canada. You would only need to buy it for an entire year (and minimum $100,000 of coverage) if you were to apply for a Super Visa (which you can also apply for while already in Canada). Otherwise, you have the options of choosing...

Please note also the requirement for Canadian Medical Insurance. This can also be obtained AFTER arrival in Canada but typically there is a 48 hour exclusion period for sicknesses. For more details I would invite you to visit my website at http://www.travelinsure.ca Tracy DesLaurier - Super...

Yes, you definitely should purchase the insurance BEFORE you apply for the Super Visa - in fact, that is the requirement. Proof of the Insurance must accompany the application. If she is not approved for the super visa you can get a refund when she does return to her home country. Hope this...

I would HIGHLY recommend Visitor's Insurance, and not just because I sell it. As previously mentioned, healthcare is expensive in Canada and the Insurance is much easier to afford. Visitors here for non-Super Visa visits can select coverage as low as $10,000 (vs. $100,000 minimum for Super...