Super Visa

While an application process for a Super Visa can be somewhat difficult and, at times, unpredictable, it is important to know that a policy should be bought well in advance (as mentioned above). Without one, the visa application may be denied. A full refund of an inactive policy will be given to the applicant, should their visa be denied. If one of your family members decides to leave 45 days (just over 1 month) before the end of their policy, your insurance company should reimburse the remaining money minus the original $25 administration fee. The only time your insurance company is not obliged to refund money for an unused period of time is if the policy user actually needs to use the coverage for medical reasons. This more or less means that an inactive policy can be refunded but an active one cannot. Once the policy user has departed Canada, they will receive the refunded money. A copy of your airline ticket, boarding pass or photocopy of a stamped passport must be submitted to the insurance company in order to get refunded or cancel the policy. Policy users over the age of 60, with chronic diseases, are always fully covered provided there are no immediate changes in health or medical condition, prior to the date, the policy goes into effect (the date of arrival, in most cases). You can purchase insurance, for your Super Visa, online with a credit card and via email, you will receive confirmation of your policy. Please print this and include it with the rest of your documents, as part of the visa application. Travel to and from Cuba can sometimes create difficulties with insurance policies. Therefore, it is good to know that your policy should always cover this period, as long as the policy user remains within Canada for the designated period of time.