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Travel Insurance Options

Explore the world with information on protection. Whether you’re a Canadian traveling abroad, a student arriving for studies, or a family member visiting on a Super Visa, information is available regarding various journeys.

Super Visa Insurance

Mandatory coverage for parents and grandparents visiting Canada. Meets all government requirements for Super Visa applications.

  • $100,000+ Minimum Coverage
  • 365-Day Validity Period
  • Emergency & Repatriation

International Student Insurance

Complete health and medical coverage for students studying in Canada. Specialized plans for schools and individuals.

  • Comprehensive Health Care
  • Accident & Emergency
  • Mental Health Support

Visitors to Canada

Essential protection for tourists and travelers visiting Canada. Secure your trip against unexpected medical costs.

  • Flexible Benefit Limits
  • Pre-existing Condition Options
  • Easy Online Enrollment

Canadian Out-of-Province

Fill the gaps in your provincial health coverage when traveling within Canada or to the US and beyond.

  • Inter-provincial Gap Coverage
  • US & International Travel
  • Emergency Medical Support

Why Specialized Travel Insurance Matters

Standard medical insurance often fails when you cross borders. Travel insurance isn't just a requirement for some visas; it's a vital safety net that prevents medical emergencies from becoming financial disasters.

  • Direct Billing: Avoid paying out-of-pocket at hospitals.
  • Elite Assistance: 24/7 global support in multiple languages.
  • Custom Limits: Coverage options from $10,000 to $5,000,000+.

Travel with Confidence

We partner with Canada's top travel insurance providers to offer seamless coverage that meets all regulatory standards and personal needs.

ManulifeTuGoAllianzBlue Cross

Frequently Asked Questions

Super Visa insurance is a mandatory requirement for parents and grandparents visiting Canada on a Super Visa. It must provide at least $100,000 in coverage, be valid for one year, and cover emergency medical care, hospitalization, and repatriation.
Yes, international students often require specialized health insurance that covers both emergency medical needs and primary care while they are studying in Canada, as they may not be immediately eligible for provincial health plans.
Only partially. While provincial plans cover some costs, many emergency services, ambulances, and prescription drugs are not covered outside your home province. Multi-province travel insurance fills these critical gaps.
Yes, many plans offer coverage for stable pre-existing conditions, though the stability period (typically 90 to 180 days) varies by provider and plan.

Ready for Your Next Journey?

Information is available regarding travel insurance options. Engage with professionals to discuss plan options for your trip.