Canada, with its breathtaking landscapes and diverse cultural experiences, welcomes visitors from around the globe every year. Whether you're here for a short vacation, an extended family visit, educational pursuits, or to make Canada your new home, one essential consideration is your health and well-being. Canada's universal healthcare system doesn't cover visitors, and those in the immigration process may face waiting periods before they qualify for the Government Health Insurance Plan (GHIP). This gap in coverage can pose a significant financial risk in case of illness or accidents.

Why Visitors to Canada Insurance is a Must

Unlike Canadian residents, visitors to Canada are not covered by the country's universal healthcare system. Moreover, new immigrants may face a waiting period before becoming eligible for the Government Health Insurance Plan (GHIP). In the event of illness or an accident, the resulting emergency medical costs can be financially daunting. To mitigate this risk, it is highly recommended – and sometimes mandatory – for visitors to secure Visitors to Canada insurance. These plans provide coverage for sudden and unforeseen accidents or illnesses, offering financial protection and peace of mind.

Visitors to Canada Emergency Medical Insurance 

• Emergency medical up to the plan limit purchased
• Prescription medication – 30 day supply up to $1,000
• Emergency Dental
• Injury – up to $2,000
• Non-injury pain – up to $300
• Repatriation of remains – up to $10,000
• Cremation or burial at destination – up to $4,000
• One follow-up visit – up to $1,000
• Coverage for side-trips outside of Canada (excluding home country)
• First $250 of any deductible is waived if policyholder is hospitalized for more than 72 consecutive hours
• Accidental death and dismemberment – up to the plan limit purchase, up to $100,000
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