IRCC Allows Super Visa Applicants to Pay Medical Insurance via Monthly Installments

Immigration, Refugee, Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced key changes to Canada’s Super Visa. According to the latest rule, applicants can now pay their medical insurance via monthly installments, which will make it easier for families to be together in Canada.

The applicant must have private medical insurance that covers health care, hospitalization, and repatriation and provides at least $100,000 emergency coverage.

Who can apply for a Super Visa?

In order to be eligible for a super visa, you must meet the key eligibility requirements and you must:

• Be a parent or grandparent of a citizen or a permanent resident of Canada
• Have a letter signed from your child who is inviting you to Canada, it must include a promise to financially support you for the length of your stay in Canada, the list and number of people in his/her household, a copy of his citizenship or PR document
• Have medical insurance from an insurance company in Canada with a validity period for minimum 1 year from the date of your entry with minimum $100,000 coverage and a proof of your medical insurance that you have paid
• Apply from outside Canada
• Be admissible to enter Canada
• Undergo an immigration medical examination

To apply for Canada’s Super Visa online, you must:

• You must create and upload the electronic copies of all the documents using a scanner or camera
• You must prepare a complete application and submit all the pages
• You must pay your fees along with the application using a valid debit or credit card
• You have to wait till Canada super visa processing time, i.e., 5-7 days

For more such latest updates or to apply for a suitable Canadian visa, you may connect with  our team of advisors at Visas Avenue on Toll-Free No. 78-18-000-777 or drop an email at info@visasavenue.com.

- Rajneesh Kumar