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Super Visa Insurance Saskatchewan
Super Visa Insurance · Saskatchewan
Super Visa Insurance in Saskatchewan
Bringing your parents or grandparents to Regina, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, or anywhere else in the province? We help Saskatchewan families get compliant Super Visa medical insurance in place quickly, at a fair price, from a licensed Canadian insurer.
1,500+Saskatchewan applicants insured
10 minaverage quote turnaround
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Province-Wide Coverage
Super Visa insurance for families across Saskatchewan
Whether your parents are landing in Regina to be near grandchildren, joining you on a farm outside Saskatoon, or settling in a smaller community like Prince Albert, Yorkton, or Swift Current, we arrange coverage that meets the federal Super Visa requirement before they board their flight.
Saskatchewan’s Punjabi, Filipino, and Ukrainian communities have grown quickly over the past decade, and many of the families we work with are sponsoring parents for the first time. We explain the paperwork in plain language, confirm your policy meets IRCC’s rules, and issue your proof-of-insurance letter the same day so it’s ready for the visa application.
The Requirements
What Super Visa insurance must include
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$100,000 minimum
Coverage must be at least $100,000 CAD for health, hospitalization, and repatriation.
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Full year validity
The policy must be valid for a minimum of one year from the date of entry to Canada.
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Right type of coverage
Must cover healthcare, hospitalization, and repatriation specifically — general travel plans don’t always qualify.
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Canadian insurer
Purchased from a Canadian company licensed and regulated to sell insurance in Canada.
Understanding the Basics
What is Super Visa insurance?
Saskatchewan’s public health system doesn’t cover visitors — parents and grandparents on a Super Visa aren’t eligible for provincial health coverage the way permanent residents are, even after they arrive. Super Visa insurance is the private medical policy that fills that gap, paying for doctor visits, emergency care, hospital stays, and medically necessary treatment while your loved ones are here.
It’s also a legal requirement: without proof of a qualifying policy, the Super Visa application will be refused. Getting the right policy in place is the single most important step before you submit the application.
Coverage Details
What is covered — and what is not
Typically covered
- Emergency hospital care and surgery
- Doctor and specialist visits
- Diagnostic tests (X-rays, lab work, imaging)
- Prescription drugs tied to a covered emergency
- Ambulance service
- Repatriation if needed
Typically excluded
- Routine checkups and elective procedures
- Pre-existing conditions not stabilized (varies by plan)
- Dental care, except accident-related emergencies
- Vision care and eyewear
- Cosmetic procedures
Have a pre-existing condition in the family? Several insurers offer stability-period options (as short as 90 days) that can still qualify your parents for coverage. Ask us before assuming they can’t be insured.
Cost Comparison
The real cost of an uninsured emergency
| Situation | Cost without insurance | Cost with Super Visa insurance |
|---|---|---|
| 3-day hospital stay | $12,000 – $25,000 | Deductible only |
| Emergency heart procedure | $40,000+ | Deductible only |
| Ambulance transport | $500 – $2,000 | Covered |
| Medical evacuation | $15,000+ | Covered |
Income Requirement
LICO requirement for the host in Saskatchewan
As the person inviting your parents or grandparents, you’ll need to show your income meets or exceeds the federal Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) for your household size. This is a national requirement and applies the same way in Saskatchewan as elsewhere in Canada.
| Family size (including you) | Minimum necessary income (approx.) |
|---|---|
| 1 person | $30,526 |
| 2 people | $38,002 |
| 3 people | $46,720 |
| 4 people | $56,724 |
| 5 people | $64,336 |
| 6 people | $72,560 |
| 7 people | $80,784 |
Figures reflect the federal LICO thresholds effective July 29, 2025, and add $8,224 for each additional family member beyond 7. IRCC also allows a two-year lookback on host income as of 2026 — confirm current thresholds with IRCC before applying.
Paperwork
Documents you will need
For the insurance policy
- Parent/grandparent’s passport details
- Planned arrival and length of stay
- Basic health questionnaire
- Payment for the first premium
For the Super Visa application
- Proof of insurance (we provide this)
- Letter of invitation from you
- Proof of your income (Notice of Assessment, employment letter)
- Parent/grandparent relationship documents
Flexible Payment
Pay monthly instead of all at once
Lower upfront cost
Monthly payment plans spread the premium out so you’re not paying a full year at once.
Pre-existing conditions considered
We work with insurers who offer coverage options even when a parent has a manageable pre-existing condition.
Cancel and get a refund
If your parents return home early, unused premium is generally refundable — we’ll walk you through how.
How It Works
Getting covered takes minutes
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Tell us the details
Ages, travel dates, and any health conditions.
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Compare quotes
We show you real quotes from multiple licensed insurers.
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Choose and pay
Pick the plan that fits your budget — pay monthly or annually.
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Get your documents
Your policy and proof-of-insurance letter arrive the same day.
Why Saskatchewan Families Choose Us
Local advice you can trust
We know Saskatchewan
From Regina to Saskatoon to smaller rural communities, we understand the realities of arranging care here.
Multiple insurers compared
We’re not tied to one company — we shop your policy across several licensed Canadian insurers.
Multilingual support
Support available in Punjabi, Hindi, Tagalog, and Ukrainian in addition to English.
Same-day documents
Your proof-of-insurance letter is issued the day you buy, so your visa application isn’t delayed.
Claims help included
If your parents ever need to make a claim, we help you navigate it — not just the insurer’s call centre.
No hidden fees
The quote you see is the price you pay, with all terms explained upfront.
FAQ
Common questions from Saskatchewan families
Can I buy the policy before my parents arrive in Saskatchewan?
Yes — in fact you must. The Super Visa application requires proof of insurance before it’s approved, so the policy needs to be purchased before your parents travel.
Does it matter if my parents are landing in Regina versus a smaller town?
No — coverage applies across Saskatchewan and Canada-wide, regardless of which city or town they’re staying in.
What if my parent has a pre-existing heart or blood pressure condition?
Many insurers still offer coverage with a stability period (commonly 90–180 days of being symptom-stable before travel). We’ll help identify which insurers can cover their specific situation.
Can I extend the policy if my parents’ visit is extended?
Yes, policies can typically be extended or renewed if your parents apply to extend their stay in Canada.
Is Saskatchewan Super Visa insurance priced differently than other provinces?
Pricing is based mainly on age, coverage amount, and duration rather than province, so costs are broadly similar to what families pay elsewhere in Canada.
Ready to protect your parents’ visit?
Get a free, no-obligation quote for Super Visa insurance in Saskatchewan today.