TRAVEL
INSURANCE

• Visitors to Canada
• Newcomers waiting for Canadian citizenship
• International students
• Canadians returning home after living abroad

• Reliable, 24/7 emergency assistance anywhere in the world
• Multilingual customer service
• Simple underwriting criteria

• Exceptional claims service, which:

  • Does not penalize travellers who reach out after receiving treatment
  • Pays the hospital directly when possible and coordinates billing with the traveller’s provincial insurance or group insurance plan

No. There is no age limit.

Travel insurance is key if you want to protect yourself and the money you’ve invested in your trip.

Whether you’re a visitor to Canada or a Canadian exploring your home country or adventuring abroad, make sure you’re covered in case of a medical emergency or travel delay, for example.

You can choose one of the following amounts of coverage:

• $10,000
• $25,000
• $50,000
• $100,000
• $200,000
• $300,000
• $500,000

For Canadians travelling abroad, the limit is $10M.

Travel insurance covers the cost of prescription drugs, doctor’s appointments, healthcare services and ambulance transportation, regardless of whether you go to a clinic or hospital.

If you’re hospitalized, all you have to do is call us. We’ll coordinate with the hospital to ensure that you receive the best care possible.

Yes. To qualify for a super visa, you must have emergency medical insurance. The Government of Canada requires that you have a minimum of $100,000 in coverage for at least one year.

Yes, you should get visitors to Canada insurance, since you won’t be entitled to Canadian public health insurance if you get sick or get in an accident.

It’s a good idea to purchase visitors to Canada insurance before you leave.

You can buy it once you arrive in Canada, but you should know that there’s a waiting period for illnesses and symptoms.

Depending on where you purchase your insurance, the waiting period can vary between 48 hours and 7 days after the policy’s effective date.

Yes, it’s a good idea, since it can save you unexpected costs.

Even if you live in Canada, your government health insurance plan may not cover the entire cost of all out-of-province medical care.

What’s more, some services are not covered at all by provincial health insurance plans.