Supervisa Insurance Question

[PMC89]

Hello members,

I am applying for a Supervisa for my parents. That being said, only my mother will come to Canada next time. Although my father won't come, we decided to include him in the application in case he comes in the future. My question is, is it okay to include insurance for only my mother and not my father? Since my father won't be coming, we didn't want to waste the insurance premium payment for nothing.

I hope my question makes sense.

Thanks

 

[Naturgrl]

If he is applying for supervisa then he needs the insurance and medical. If he has no plans on coming then apply for just your mother.

 

[scylla]

Hello members,

I am applying for a Supervisa for my parents. That being said, only my mother will come to Canada next time. Although my father won't come, we decided to include him in the application in case he comes in the future. My question is, is it okay to include insurance for only my mother and not my father? Since my father won't be coming, we didn't want to waste the insurance premium payment for nothing.

I hope my question makes sense.

Thanks

No, not OK. You need to provide insurance for both parents.

 

[PMC89]

No, not OK. You need to provide insurance for both parents.

Thank you for your response

 

[Picxie]

You need to show proof of medical insurance for both. If your father is not coming and if you dont submit the insurance, they can reject the visa. It is mentioned as the document required.

With that being said, there are companies who lets you deal with different situations like this, you can talk to them. Maybe they will charge 1 month or a few days of fees and then you can cancel it after the visa is approved.

 

[PMC89]

If he is applying for supervisa then he needs the insurance and medical. If he has no plans on coming then apply for just your mother.

You need to show proof of medical insurance for both. If your father is not coming and if you dont submit the insurance, they can reject the visa. It is mentioned as the document required.

With that being said, there are companies who lets you deal with different situations like this, you can talk to them. Maybe they will charge 1 month or a few days of fees and then you can cancel it after the visa is approved.

Thank you for your response. In that case, can I apply for Supervisa for my mother this year and a TRV for my father separately if/when he wants to come in the future?