Super Visa Insurance in Calgary

Calgary is a beautiful city located near the Rocky Mountains and is a great place to welcome your parents or grandparents for an extended visit. The Canadian Super Visa program allows eligible parents and grandparents to stay in Canada for up to 5 years per visit, with multiple entries permitted over a 10-year period.

Before travelling to Calgary, applicants must have Super Visa Emergency Medical Insurance that meets the requirements of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). As your dedicated insurance broker, Pankaj Bhatia operating as Insure In Canada Inc., helps families across Alberta choose the right coverage at competitive rates.

What is Emergency Medical Insurance for a Super Visa?

Visitors are not covered under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP). A private emergency medical insurance policy helps cover unexpected medical expenses, including emergency hospital care, so your parents or grandparents can receive treatment in Canada without significant out-of-pocket costs.

2026 IRCC Super Visa Insurance Requirements

To qualify for a Super Visa, the insurance policy must be issued by a Canadian insurance company or a foreign insurer authorized to sell insurance in Canada.

The policy must provide at least $100,000 CAD in emergency medical coverage and remain valid for a minimum of 365 consecutive days from the date of entry into Canada.

The insurance must include emergency hospitalization, emergency medical treatment, and repatriation of remains. The policy must also be paid in full or have the required deposit paid, as insurance quotes alone are not accepted.

Super Visa Eligibility Criteria (2026 Income Updates)

The applicant must successfully complete an immigration medical examination conducted by a designated panel physician.

The Canadian host must provide a signed Letter of Invitation confirming financial support for the visiting parent or grandparent during their stay in Canada.

The host must also demonstrate that their household income meets or exceeds the Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) requirement.

Under the 2026 IRCC update, hosts may use either of their last two tax years to prove income. If the host reaches at least 75% of the required income threshold, the visiting parent's or grandparent's income may also be considered to help meet the requirement.

What Does Super Visa Insurance Cost in Calgary?

The cost of Super Visa Insurance depends on several factors, including the applicant's age, selected deductible, coverage amount, and any pre-existing medical conditions.

As an example, a 60-year-old parent with no pre-existing medical conditions may pay between CAD $1,500 and $2,500 for one year of coverage.

A 75-year-old applicant in good health may expect premiums between CAD $3,500 and $5,000 for a one-year policy.

Applicants with stable pre-existing medical conditions, such as diabetes or hypertension, generally pay higher premiums and must satisfy the insurer's required stability period, which typically ranges from 90 to 180 days before coverage begins.

Get Your Coverage Sorted Today

Although our offices are located in Ontario, we proudly provide digital and remote Super Visa Insurance services to families throughout Calgary and across Alberta.

We work with leading Canadian insurance providers to help you compare affordable and comprehensive Super Visa Insurance plans for your parents or grandparents.

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Call or WhatsApp Pankaj Bhatia: (647) 640-2222