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Benefits
Benefits |
No coverage for any pre-existing conditions |
120 day stability for all pre-existing conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Hospital Accommodation | Semi-private room rate OR ICU if required. Emergency room fees. c. Emergency out-patient services | Semi-private roomrate OR ICU if required. Emergency room fees. c. Emergency out-patient services |
| Medical Services | Licensed physician, surgeon, anaesthetist or registered graduate nurse. | Licensed physician, surgeon, anaesthetist or registered graduate nurse. |
| Diagnostic Services | Laboratory tests and x-rays. magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), cardiac catheterization, computerized axial tomography (CAT) scans, sonograms or ultrasounds and biopsies if approved. | Laboratory tests and x-rays. magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), cardiac catheterization, computerized axial tomography (CAT) scans, sonograms or ultrasounds and biopsies if approved. |
| Prescription | This benefit is limited to a 30-day supply of prescription. | This benefit is limited to a 30-day supply of prescription. |
| Private Duty Nurse | registered private duty nurse as the result of a coveredemergency when medically necessary and while hospitalized or in lieu of hospitalization to a maximum of $10,000. | registered private duty nurse as the result of a coveredemergency when medically necessary and while hospitalized or in lieu of hospitalization to a maximum of $10,000. |
| Paramedical Services | licensed chiropractor, physiotherapist, podiatrist, osteopath or acupuncturist to a maximum of $500 per insured person, per profession listed above. | licensed chiropractor, physiotherapist, podiatrist, osteopath or acupuncturist to a maximum of $500 per insured person, per profession listed above. |
| Dental | Up to $5,000 to repair or replace whole or sound natural teeth or permanently attached artificial teeth damaged as a result of an accidental blow to the face; and b. up to $500 for emergency dental treatment for relief of pain caused other than by a blow to the face | Up to $5,000 to repair or replace whole or sound natural teeth or permanently attached artificial teeth damaged as a result of an accidental blow to the face; and b. up to $500 for emergency dental treatment for relief of pain caused other than by a blow to the face. |
| Medical Appliances | minor appliances such as crutches, casts, splints, canes, slings, trusses, braces, walkers and/or the temporary rental of a wheelchair, not exceeding the purchase price. | minor appliances such as crutches, casts, splints, canes, slings, trusses, braces, walkers and/or the temporary rental of a wheelchair, not exceeding the purchase price. |
| Ambulance Services | Licensed ground ambulance service | Licensed ground ambulance service |
| Transportation to Bedside | economy airfare plus up to $150 per day | economy airfare plus up to $150 per |
| Emergency Air Transportation | Air ambulance to the nearest appropriate medical facility. | Air ambulance to the nearest appropriate medical facility. |
| Repatriation | a. up to a maximum of $10,000 | a. up to a maximum of $10,000 |
| Meals and Accommodation | up to $150 per day, to an overall maximum of 10 days for your commercial accommodation, meals, essential telephone calls, internet fees, bus or taxi fare or rental car… | up to $150 per day, to an overall maximum of 10 days for your commercial accommodation, meals, essential telephone calls, internet fees, bus or taxi fare or rental car… |
| Hospital Allowance | Up to $150 per day to a maximum $1500 for incidental expenses billed by the hospital such as telephone, television or internet charges while you are hospitalized | Up to $150 per day to a maximum $1500 for incidental expenses billed by the hospital such as telephone, television or internet charges while you are hospitalized |
| Return and Escort of Children | up to economy airfare to return accompanying dependent children to the departure point in the event that you are returned to your country of origin or Canada. | up to economy airfare to return accompanying dependent children to the departure point in the event that you are returned to your country of origin or Canada.. |
| Accidental Death & Dismemberment (Optional) | up to $100,000, for loss of life, limb or sight of an insured person resulting directly from accidental injury | up to $100,000, for loss of life, limb or sight of an insured person resulting directly from accidental injury |
Pre-Existing Medical Conditions: What Should You Disclose Before Buying Super Visa Insurance?
Last updated : 07/06/2026
If your parents or grandparents have a medical condition, it's important to share that information when buying Super Visa insurance. Providing accurate details helps ensure they have the right coverage and reduces the risk of claim issues later.
A. What Is a Pre-Existing Medical Condition? A pre-existing medical condition is any health condition that existed before the insurance policy starts. This may include:
- Diabetes, High blood pressure, Heart disease, Asthma, High cholesterol
B. What Information Should You Provide? When applying for Super Visa insurance, be honest about:
-Existing medical conditions
-Current medications
-Recent surgeries or hospital visits
-Ongoing treatment or regular doctor appointments
C. Why Is It Important? Insurance companies use this information to determine the coverage available. If important medical details are not disclosed, a claim related to that condition may be denied.
D. Understand the Stability Period- Some insurance plans cover pre-existing conditions only if they have been stable for a certain period before the policy starts. In most cases, this means there have been no major changes in the condition, medications, or treatment during that time.
Before purchasing Super Visa insurance, review the policy carefully and provide complete and accurate medical information. Choosing the right plan can help your loved ones receive the emergency medical care they need while visiting Canada—without unexpected financial stress.
A. What Is a Pre-Existing Medical Condition? A pre-existing medical condition is any health condition that existed before the insurance policy starts. This may include:
- Diabetes, High blood pressure, Heart disease, Asthma, High cholesterol
B. What Information Should You Provide? When applying for Super Visa insurance, be honest about:
-Existing medical conditions
-Current medications
-Recent surgeries or hospital visits
-Ongoing treatment or regular doctor appointments
C. Why Is It Important? Insurance companies use this information to determine the coverage available. If important medical details are not disclosed, a claim related to that condition may be denied.
D. Understand the Stability Period- Some insurance plans cover pre-existing conditions only if they have been stable for a certain period before the policy starts. In most cases, this means there have been no major changes in the condition, medications, or treatment during that time.
Before purchasing Super Visa insurance, review the policy carefully and provide complete and accurate medical information. Choosing the right plan can help your loved ones receive the emergency medical care they need while visiting Canada—without unexpected financial stress.
