It seems that there would be a good market demand for health insurance products for super visa applicants.
There are many people like my parents who want to travel to Canada for 1, 2 or 3 months per year and need a special insurance product that:
- answers supervisa's regulation
- covers their health and safety in Canada
- not having to pay for the periods when they are not in Canada
So we need kind of insurance:
- That I pay for the whole year but receive a refund for the time I have not used it
- Calculation and coverage starts from the time they enter and stops when they leave Canada
- there is no need for a coverage outside Canada as they have travel insurance and their own insurance in their homeland
- When they leave, They are two options, either
a) get a refund for months before enter and months after exit that they have not been in Canada
b) or their insurance transfered to the next year. Next year they have to pay prorata because they have used 2-3 months last year without any claims.
The point is that insurance companies will lose a big market if they don't offer such product. May people like my parents will prefer normal visitor visas and not supervisas if they are going to pay more than 3000$ for a short months visit.
bsz
There are many people like my parents who want to travel to Canada for 1, 2 or 3 months per year and need a special insurance product that:
- answers supervisa's regulation
- covers their health and safety in Canada
- not having to pay for the periods when they are not in Canada
So we need kind of insurance:
- That I pay for the whole year but receive a refund for the time I have not used it
- Calculation and coverage starts from the time they enter and stops when they leave Canada
- there is no need for a coverage outside Canada as they have travel insurance and their own insurance in their homeland
- When they leave, They are two options, either
a) get a refund for months before enter and months after exit that they have not been in Canada
b) or their insurance transfered to the next year. Next year they have to pay prorata because they have used 2-3 months last year without any claims.
The point is that insurance companies will lose a big market if they don't offer such product. May people like my parents will prefer normal visitor visas and not supervisas if they are going to pay more than 3000$ for a short months visit.
bsz
