This is the biggest part of the application. To keep Canada's hospitals safe, the government says you must have private medical and travel insurance. This is a must.

The insurance must be:

• From a Canadian Company: You must buy the insurance from a company that works in Canada. You cannot use insurance from another country.

• Cover $100,000: The insurance must pay for up to $100,000 in emergency costs. This includes doctor visits, hospital stays, and sending someone home if they are very sick.

• Last for 1 Year: You must pay for the insurance for a full year before they come to Canada.

• Be Complete: It must cover the whole trip.

When you look for health insurance plans, you will see different options. It is smart to compare them. You should look at the price you pay first (called a deductible) and what the plan does not cover. It can be confusing, so asking for help is a good idea.

The application needs work from both you and your family member.

Step 1: What You Need to Do in Canada
Before your family applies, you need to write a "Letter of Invitation." This is a formal letter that says:

• Your name and that you are a citizen or permanent resident.

• How many people live in your house.

• That you will pay for your family's visit.

• The full names of your parents or grandparents and how you are related.

You also need to gather your money papers to prove you earn enough.

Step 2: What Your Family Member Needs to Do
Your parent or grandparent must fill out the application forms. They need to gather these papers:

• A copy of your invitation letter and your money papers.

• A birth certificate to prove you are related.

• A copy of their passport.

• Proof that they bought the Canadian insurance.

• The results from their health check.

Always check the official Canadian government website for the newest forms and rules.

It is good to know why applications fail. Here are common reasons:

• Not Enough Money: The person in Canada did not prove they make enough money.

• Wrong Insurance: The insurance did not follow all the rules. Maybe it was from the wrong country or was for less than one year.

• Weak Home Ties: The officer was not sure the visitor would return home. Strong proof like a job or a house is important.

• Mistakes on the Forms: Small errors can cause big problems. Check everything twice.

It is important to know the rules for the visit.

What Your Family CAN Do:

• Stay for a very long time (up to 5 years).

• Leave Canada and come back while the visa is valid.

• Enjoy their time with family.

What Your Family CANNOT Do:

• They cannot work. They are not allowed to get a job in Canada.

• They cannot get free healthcare. They cannot use the Canadian government's health system. This is why the private insurance is so important. It is the only way to buy health insurance in Canada for visitors on a Super Visa.

If your family wants to stay longer than the time they were given, they must ask for an extension. They need to apply online before their current stay ends. Their private health insurance must always be active. If it is ending, they need to buy supervisa insurance again.