🤖 AI-Powered Super Visa Insurance Calculator
Get personalized provider recommendations using artificial intelligence. Our AI analyzes your situation and finds the best coverage at the best price – just like a personal insurance advisor, but faster and free.
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Why You Need This Calculator (And Why Families Love It)
Save Big on Premiums
Insurance costs vary wildly between providers – sometimes by 40% or more. Our calculator lets you compare rates instantly so you're not overpaying. Some families save over $800 annually just by shopping around.
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No more waiting for brokers to call you back. No email chains. Just enter your info and boom – you've got your estimate. That's how insurance quotes should work in 2025.
Government-Compliant Coverage
IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) is strict about insurance requirements. Our calculator only shows you plans that meet their criteria: minimum $100,000 coverage, valid for 1+ years, from approved Canadian insurers.
Pre-existing Conditions? No Problem
Got diabetes, high blood pressure, or other health concerns? The calculator factors that in. Many policies cover stable pre-existing conditions – you just need to know which ones and how much extra they cost.
Flexible Payment Plans
Paying $1,500+ upfront isn't always doable. That's why we show you monthly payment options too. Some insurers let you spread the cost over 12 months – you'll see those options in your quote.
Made for Canadian Families
This isn't some generic travel insurance calculator. It's built specifically for the super visa program, with rates from actual Canadian providers who understand the ins and outs of parent and grandparent sponsorship.
How Much Does Super Visa Insurance Actually Cost?
Here's the straight goods: most families pay between $100 and $200 per month for basic coverage. But that number jumps around depending on a few key factors.
Age Matters (A Lot)
Ages 50-59: Usually $80-$130/month
Ages 60-69: Typically $110-$170/month
Ages 70-79: Often $160-$240/month
Ages 80+: Can reach $250-$350/month
The older your parents, the higher the premium. It's not personal – it's just actuarial math.
Deductibles = Savings
Choosing a $1,000 deductible instead of $0 can slash your premium by 25-45%. That's real money. Just know you'll pay that deductible out-of-pocket if there's a claim.
Pro tip: If your parents are healthy, a higher deductible makes sense. You pocket the monthly savings, and odds are you won't need to make a claim anyway.
Coverage Amount
The government requires $100,000 minimum. Most families stick with that. But if you want extra peace of mind, you can bump it up to $150K, $200K, or even $300K. Each increase adds $10-$30 to your monthly cost.
Pre-existing Conditions
This is where things get tricky. If your mom has diabetes or your dad has heart issues, not all insurers will cover them – and those who do charge more. Expect to pay an extra 20-50% on your premium.
But here's the good news: if the condition has been stable (no new meds, no hospital visits) for 90-180 days, many insurers will still cover it.
Real Example:
Meet Priya from Brampton. Her 68-year-old father needed super visa insurance. She used our calculator and found a policy with $100,000 coverage, $500 deductible, covering his stable blood pressure. Monthly cost? $142. Annual cost? $1,704. She saved almost $600 by comparing providers instead of going with the first quote she got.
Questions Everyone Asks About Super Visa Insurance Costs
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