Super Visa Insurance in Saskatchewan

For an example profile (62-year-old visitor, $100,000 coverage, $0 deductible, no pre-existing coverage, 12 months), Instasure’s model estimates roughly $119–$184/mo as of October 2026. Your price depends on age of the visitor, coverage limit and deductible, pre-existing condition coverage and the insurer — get an instant personalised estimate, then a licensed advisor confirms real insurer quotes.

Yes. The policy covers your parent or grandparent while they visit you in Saskatchewan. It must meet IRCC’s requirements (including at least $100,000 of emergency coverage for one year); a licensed advisor in Saskatchewan can help you compare plans and payment options.

Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA). Licensing is administered by the General Insurance Council and Life Insurance Council of Saskatchewan under the FCAA. Complaints about insurers can be escalated to the General Insurance OmbudService (home, auto, business) or the OmbudService for Life & Health Insurance.

IRCC requires private medical insurance that covers health care, hospitalization and repatriation, provides at least $100,000 of emergency coverage, and is valid for at least one year from the date of entry. Rules on eligible insurers and payment options can change, so always confirm on the IRCC website before you apply.

Many insurers offer monthly payment plans (often with a deposit). IRCC has accepted proof of a policy paid in instalments where the policy otherwise meets its requirements — confirm current IRCC guidance and the insurer’s documentation before applying.