Canada Super Visa Medical Insurance
Valid medical insurance is a core Super Visa requirement. Getting the coverage, duration and provider right is essential to a successful application.
Why insurance matters for the Super Visa
The Super Visa requires applicants to hold valid medical insurance that meets IRCC's conditions — covering healthcare, hospitalisation and repatriation for a minimum period, usually at least a year.
Insurance that falls short on coverage amount, duration or provider eligibility is a common reason applications run into trouble.
Confirm the current minimum coverage amount and the list of eligible insurers before purchasing — these rules can change.
Getting your insurance right
Coverage scope
Health, hospitalisation and repatriation as required.
Minimum amount
Meet the current required coverage amount.
Duration
Valid for the required minimum period (typically at least one year).
Eligible provider
From an IRCC-accepted insurer per current rules.
Insurance requirements and approved-provider rules change — verify current IRCC conditions before you buy.
How we help
We help you understand the current insurance requirement and ensure your policy fits before you apply, avoiding a preventable weakness in your file.
We do not sell insurance or guarantee outcomes — we help you meet the requirement correctly.
A compliant policy is one of the simplest ways to keep a Super Visa application on track.
Frequently Asked Questions
Getting Super Visa insurance right
Our RCIC-authorized team will help you ensure your Super Visa medical insurance meets current requirements.