Wow that was quick. Did the applicants had visitor visa already or applied for fresh visa?
April 2025 Super visa application
- Thread starter bkrishnm
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No travel history. We had applied for visitor visa in Mar and received a rejection on 4th April so we immediately applied for Super visa.
We did medical upfront on April 21 and file submitted on April 24. However, i attached emedical confirmation report in additional docs while applying.
Congratulation for PPR and so fast approval! Me too received rejection for VV for my parents. I am applying supervisa now. I had one question. Did you explain the rejection in any of the letter you provided in the application? Although there is separate section in the application form to explain the past rejection. But I am still wondering whether I should proved a separate letter for it or maybe explain in the invitation letter. If you could help with what you did.
I just mentioned that it was rejected with generic reason so applying for SuperVisa as we would be sponsoring the stay and other expense.
Also to mention since Dad is employed we just showed 2months stay same like Visitor visa and said he can't overstay and for my mother we showed 6.5months stay and as primary applicant.
Attached notarized invitation letter.
For proof of funds section also I had mentioned I would be providing the money and attached parents and our funds statement there.
Made sure I attached as many documents for each section where possible to prove things
Note. Looks like post election many people have started to receive updates which were stuck for long
You can call you city panel and get the list.
If you have UCI you can enter that number.
You need to specify to them it's upfront medical for SuperVisa Canada.
No, you can call the hospital helpline or Customer care to book an appointment. They'll share with you the requirements.
Depends a lots upon the company and deductible also pre-existing conditions.
Can range from ~1400(no pre-existing) to ~2000(pre-existing) CAD annually for zero deductible. 100k coverage.
You can opt for monthly payment as well or if annual premium and the trip is cut short you can get refund based on number of days if no claims filed
Can range from ~1400(no pre-existing) to ~2000(pre-existing) CAD annually for zero deductible. 100k coverage.
You can opt for monthly payment as well or if annual premium and the trip is cut short you can get refund based on number of days if no claims filed
must the insurance be with zero deductible? because I submitted an insurance with 5k cad deductible, is that wrong?
Nope, you're good. $100,000 coverage is the mandatory requirement not the deductibles.
Nope. It depends how you want it.
I preferred zero deductible since it comes with peace of mind and covers walk-ins also which I might need