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As many probably already know, from November 2011 the Government of Canada has been a 2-year suspended accepting applications for sponsorship of parents. Instead, it was introduced "super-visa" for parents and grandparents, grandparents, which is valid up to 10 years and allows parents to stay in Canada for up to 2 years in a row. As we have already started to think about sponsoring parents with an eye to the future, so that by the time when they are ripe to move, they had the chance. Long waiting periods (5-7 years) we were not scared, as long as parents we have not much in a hurry, on the other side wanted to have a backup plan in his pocket, so they were able to move quickly to us as soon as they feel like it . The main argument of the suspension of accepting new applications for sponsorship has been a huge amount has already filed but not yet processed by applications that are time delayed cases. New features super-visa has only one thing, but a very significant advantage over sponsorship - it is time consideration. The official website of the Department of Immigration Canada indicated a period of 8 weeks. Compared with the timetable for the review of cases of sponsorship is nothing. But! How is self-explanatory title, it's just a visa, although long-term. This means that: A. She did not bring their parents to obtain Canadian residency or citizenship. And if in 10 years after moving to sponsorship parents have the right to apply for a local retirement, then having a super-visa they are to any help from the state can not count. Two. Free medical services are not available, but must purchase private health insurance, rather expensive and not all the covers. Three. Parents have no right to work in Canada, as well as attend free language courses. 4. If you wish to travel as a family in America, parents will be treated as residents of their country, that a Natural worsens their chances of obtaining a U.S. visa. Whatever it was, until the process of sponsorship is frozen, we decided to Sasha's parents super visas, so they should not have been every year (or every three years in the case with multiple visas) submitted a visa application. The main difference between a package of documents for a visa from the usual super-visa that is necessary to provide health insurance is purchased for a minimum of a year and cover with a limit of at least 100,000. The insurance company must be Canadian, so insurance bought at home, do not fit. In addition, parents will have to go through med. examination, similar to what we were in immigration. But this is after the embassy will decide on the issue of super-visa. As parents come to us most likely for a month, then throw away money on insurance once a year sorry. In the end, that's what I found: There you can see the different quotations from different insurance companies. To do this, fill in the upper left corner of the data for each parent (some insurance is better to do and I'll explain why later) and eventually you get a list of different options for insurance. What's important to know when choosing insurance: A. Insurance can be divided into two types: uncoated pre-existing medical conditions, and coated with stabilized pre-existing medical conditions. I recommend the second type, since the price difference is not huge, but your parents will be protected in case of some old sore then suddenly worsen. Two. If the parents are located in Canada less than a year, especially if much smaller, as in our case, we must pay attention to whether the insurance is partially refundable. If so, then at the end of a trip the parents if there were no claims for the insurance, you can receive a refund of the unused portion of insurance. Administrative fee in this case is small - around $ 20. This is also the reason why the insurance you need to do separate, because if a parent took his insurance and the other not, the second insurance you will get a refund. If the insurance for both parents, even in the case claim only one parent, the insurance is burned completely. Three. Deductible - as in the case of the insured vehicle, the higher the deductible, the lower the cost of insurance. If parents come for a short time, it makes sense to take the highest deductible ($ 1,000), since if a small claim (for example $ 300), then it is better to pay out of pocket, then to be able to return the unused portion of insurance. 4. Coverage - is often the difference in the price of insurance coverage to $ 100,000 (at least for a super-visa) or $ 150,000 is very low, so it may make sense to take a higher coverage. To know more about Super Visa and Super Visa Canada please visit this site supervisa-canada.ca and find great information.
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