Since December 1, 2011, parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents can apply for the Super Visa — a long-term, multiple-entry visa for extended family visits. One of the requirements is private medical insurance from an accepted insurer.
What drives the price
- Age — premiums rise with each age band.
- Health — stable pre-existing conditions can be covered, but they affect the rate.
- Deductible — a higher deductible lowers the premium.
- Coverage amount — $100,000 is the minimum; more coverage costs more.
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