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Yes, as they might check at the border and if the parent does not show proof of one year insurance they might be allowed entry.

Hi Vivimanisha! For BC you only need private coverage for 2 months plus the reminder of the month you arrived on. You can get a policy from Allianz or Destination Canada, as they have the best rates with the best coverage. You can also take a look at all the available plans here. You can send me...

If you bought a policy before arriving to Canada and it is from a Canadian company you should not have any waiting period. It sounds a bit strange. What company was it from?

There is only one such plan in Canada that covers pregnancy, if the woman is not pregnant at the time of buying the policy. In order to be eligible for that benefit, her due date has to be at least 10 months after the effective date on the policy. They cover up to $10,000 (80% of the cost) for...

If your wife is at the beginning of her pregnancy, I would also suggest insuring her from pregnancy complications and emergencies, because these could cost you a lot, if anything happens. There is a plan that covers her until 31 weeks of pregnancy for complications, as well as all other...

The hospital delivery can cost anywhere from $3,000-$15,000 or more depending on the delivery and if she has complications. Have you tried contacting a few midwives? The private insurance plans do no cover pregnancy expenses, if the woman is already pregnant but there are a few plans that covers...

There are a few plans that do cover pre-existing conditions if they have been stable for a specific period of time (usually between 4-6 months depending on the policy.) If you want more information on these you can send me a private message or take a look at all the available plans in Canada here.

You can get yourself a "multi-trip" annual plan, which costs less than $90 for a year and lets you travel as many times as you need within a year. It usually has a limit on the days but you have the option to select the number of days you plan to travel for. Send me a private message if you...

There is a plan that covers pregnancy expenses up to $10,000 (80%) but the due date has to be 10 months or more after the start date of the policy. That means that in order to qualify she would not get pregnant for 2 months. It's a very good plan and in fact the only such plan in Canada. Besides...

You can take a look at a few options here. Student plans are usually not very expensive and have pretty good coverage. You can buy them online.

The Provincial plans do cover the delivery and the prenatal care.

Unfortunately, not a single company will cover the pregnancy or the delivery if you are already pregnancy. You can still get covered for non pregnancy related emergencies though even though you are pregnant. You would need a visitors insurance policy. You can look at the rates here.

Hi there, My company is looking for life insurance agent and medical insurance agent assistant. Please email you resume to jobs.arbetovinsurance@gmail.com Thank you.

Gloshei! When you buy super visa insurance, you enter an approximate date and these dates are very flexible so they can be changed as needed. Just make sure to email your agent or company before the effective date to move the dates for you. We have a special form on our website for clients...

With most companies, if you didn't make any claims and send them the proof of departure, they will refund the remaining amount back. Some companies will pro-rate it from the date the parents left, some will prorate it from the date you request the refund so make sure to read the refund policy of...

If your wife is not pregnant yet but is considering getting pregnant then your best solution would be to get the Inpatriates plan from TIC. She will need to wait 2 months before getting pregnant after the effective date in order to be covered for pregnancy expenses. Once you get your provincial...

Dear AH15 The quotes you mentioned above are for $10,000 coverage (from RSA.) If you are applying for the Super Visa, the coverage amount has to be at least $100,000 otherwise they won't accept it. The price you found from goldenbrown's link is actually the lowest price you can get in Canada...

Insurance is available for age of 86 but if you want her to be covered for pre-existing conditions, it will cost a lot more, as only a couple of companies would cover. You are welcome to look at our insurance calculator.

Hi! You can contact us to see which plan could work. Visit our website, we work with all the Canadian insurance companies and we can definitely find a company that would cover you while you are here.

Super Visa will give you more flexibility and they can leave anytime and then come back if they don't like to spend the winter in Canada. As for insurance, I would suggest getting them insured even if they come on a regular visa to avoid any unnecessary risks. If they stay here for less than a...