eTA insurance question.

[Malex]

Hi all.
While filling the eTA registration form I came across a line that worries me a bit "You may be asked for proof of insurance upon entering Canada." Does it means that I MUST have a life/medical insurance to enter Canada? Or is it very likely that I will be refused entry if I don't have insurance?

 

[Jalex23]

Hi all.
While filling the eTA registration form I came across a line that worries me a bit "You may be asked for proof of insurance upon entering Canada." Does it means that I MUST have a life/medical insurance to enter Canada? Or is it very likely that I will be refused entry if I don't have insurance?

The line is quite clear: "you may"... that means "you MUST not" but "it WOULD BE a good idea to" have insurance.

Depends on your specifics such as available funds, length and purpose of visit.