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IRCC requires proof of private medical insurance from a Canadian insurer with a minimum coverage of $100,000 and valid for at least one year from the date of entry. We'll provide a confirmation letter that meets these requirements once your policy is in place.

For straightforward, eligible applications, proof of coverage may be available the same business day. Timing depends on the insurer's underwriting requirements and the completeness of your application. We work to get you covered as quickly as possible.

Pre-existing conditions don't automatically disqualify you, but they do affect which plans are available and what's covered. Some insurers require a stability period (e.g., 90 or 180 days with no changes to medication or treatment). We'll explain which plans may work for your situation and what exclusions apply.

Most policies allow date changes or cancellation before the effective date, and some offer pro-rated refunds after the start date if no claims have been made. Policies vary, so we'll review the specific terms of your plan with you before you commit.

The best plan depends on the traveler's age, medical history, trip duration, and budget. As an independent advisor, we compare options from multiple insurers rather than pushing one product. After reviewing your details, we'll present options with a clear breakdown of coverage, exclusions, and pricing so you can make an informed choice.