By Bahadur Singh, Licensed Insurance Broker (LLQP) | OM Financial, Mississauga

Last updated: October 2026

RIMI Super Visa Insurance

RIMI (Secure Travel) Super Visa insurance is one of the most affordable ways to meet IRCC’s Super Visa insurance rules — coverage from $100,000 to $1,000,000, a monthly payment plan on both plans, and a full refund if the visa is refused. I sell RIMI policies every week; this page gives you the real costs by age, the difference between the Standard and Enhanced plans, and the rules that actually decide claims — no sales talk.

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Does RIMI Meet the IRCC Super Visa Insurance Requirements?

Yes. IRCC requires: minimum $100,000 coverage · issued by a Canadian insurance company · valid 1 full year from entry · covers emergency healthcare, hospitalization and repatriation · paid in full or by instalments. RIMI plans are underwritten by iA (Industrial Alliance), a Canadian insurer; emergency assistance is handled in Canada by MSH International; all visa application centres accept RIMI policies.

RIMI Super Visa Insurance Cost (2026)

Monthly premiums, $100,000 coverage, CAD (estimates — your exact price depends on age, health answers, deductible and plan):

AgePlan 1 (No Pre-Existing)Plan 2 (With Pre-Existing)
Under 40$65–$85$80–$105
40–49$85–$110$105–$140
50–59$110–$145$140–$185
60–69$145–$190$185–$240
70–74$190–$250$240–$320
75–79$250–$330$320–$420
80–84$330–$420$420–$560

Note: for ages 50–69 RIMI is usually the most affordable Super Visa option in the market.

Lower the price with a deductible

DeductiblePremium reduction (approx.)
$0Base price
$250~5% lower
$500~10% lower
$1,000~15% lower
$3,000~35% lower

Broker note: a deductible looks small beside a $50,000 hospital bill — but remember you pay it out of pocket at claim time. Ask me and I’ll show both prices before you decide.

Monthly Payment Plan — Pay Monthly Instead of All Up Front

Both RIMI Super Visa plans (Standard and Enhanced) can be paid monthly, so families don’t have to put a full year of premium on one payment. Monthly costs a little more overall because of transaction charges, and a missed payment can terminate the policy — but for most families it makes Super Visa insurance far easier to start.

Standard vs Enhanced — What Each Plan Actually Pays

BenefitStandardEnhanced
Hospital accommodationWard rateUp to semi-private room
Medical servicesIncludedIncluded
Diagnostic servicesIncludedIncluded
Prescription drugs30 days, up to $500 per prescription30 days, up to $1,000 per prescription
Private duty nurseUp to $5,000Included
Paramedical services$300 per incident per service$500 per incident per service
Emergency dental$1,000 accident + $300 pain relief$3,000 accident + $500 pain relief
Medical appliances$5,000$5,000
Emergency transportationIncludedIncluded
Transportation to bedsideNot included$3,000 round-trip airfare
Repatriation of remains$5,000$10,000
Meals & accommodationNot includedUp to $3,000
Hospital allowanceNot included$50/day, max $500
Follow-up visitsUp to 3Up to 3
Return & escort of childrenNot includedIncluded (economy airfare)
Excess baggage returnNot included$500
Accidental death & dismemberment$50,000$50,000
Flight accident$50,000$50,000

Plain-English summary: Standard keeps the premium low and covers the big hospital risks. Enhanced adds the comfort benefits and higher drug/dental limits. If a parent has stable pre-existing conditions, Plan 2 (with pre-existing coverage) is the version to price.

Pre-Existing Conditions and the Stability Rule

Plan 2 covers stable pre-existing conditions. “Stable” for RIMI means no change in the condition, treatment or medication during the stability period before the policy starts: 90 days for ages 15–69, 180 days for ages 70–84. A condition that changed recently is not covered until it has been stable for the full period — tell me the real health picture and I’ll tell you honestly whether RIMI will cover it or whether another insurer fits better.

Waiting Periods — Read This Before You Buy Late

If the policy is bought after your parent has already arrived in Canada, a waiting period applies before sickness coverage starts (accidents are covered right away). Buy before travel whenever possible — it avoids the waiting period entirely.

Who Can Buy RIMI Super Visa Insurance?

Parents/grandparents applying for or holding a Super Visa, aged up to 89, who are in Canada or applying from abroad, and who are not travelling against a doctor’s advice. Coverage amounts: $100,000 · $150,000 · $300,000 · $500,000 · $1,000,000.

How to Buy — and How I Help

  1. Tell me the traveller’s age, any health conditions, and the coverage amount you want.
  2. I price Plan 1 and Plan 2, with and without a deductible, and show you all four numbers.
  3. You pay RIMI directly through the secure form (monthly or full payment).
  4. The policy is issued by email — usually within about 10 minutes — ready to attach to the Super Visa application.

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Cancellation and Refund Rules

  • Visa refused: full refund with the refusal letter.
  • Super Visa policies are not cancellable just because plans change — cancellation needs a visa denial letter or another policy-recognised reason. Buy when the application is real.
  • Early return home with no claims: partial refund rules apply — ask me before you cancel anything; one wrong step can void the refund.

How to File a RIMI Claim

Claims are handled by MSH International assistance. Call MSH first in an emergency (Toll-Free 1-855-474-4321, Direct 1-437-567-9643) so the hospital bills the insurer directly where possible; keep every report and receipt; some walk-in clinics ask you to pay first and claim back. Typical processing is 10–15 business days once documents are complete.

RIMI Super Visa Insurance Reviews — the Honest Version

What clients like: the lowest premiums in the 50–69 age range, monthly payments, fast policy issue, and smooth refunds on visa refusal. What to know before you buy: walk-in clinics may ask for upfront payment, cancellation is strict (refusal letter needed), and claims need complete hospital documents. RIMI is not the most generous plan on every small benefit — it wins on price for solid core coverage. If a benefit matters more to you than price, I’ll show you the Trustone/Manulife comparison honestly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RIMI insurance approved for Super Visa?

Yes. RIMI plans are underwritten by iA (Industrial Alliance), a Canadian insurer, and meet all IRCC requirements: minimum $100,000 coverage, a 1-year term, and coverage for emergency healthcare, hospitalization and repatriation.

How much does RIMI Super Visa insurance cost per month?

From $65/month — see the age table above. Ages 50–69 are RIMI’s sweet spot for the lowest premiums.

Can I pay monthly?

Yes. Both the Standard and Enhanced plans offer a monthly payment option.

Does RIMI cover pre-existing conditions?

Plan 2 covers stable pre-existing conditions: 90 days of stability for ages 15–69, and 180 days for ages 70–84.

What coverage amounts can I choose?

$100,000, $150,000, $300,000, $500,000 or $1,000,000.

What is the maximum age?

89.

How fast do I get the policy?

Usually within about 10 minutes of payment, delivered by email.

What if the visa is refused?

You get a full refund — just send the visa refusal letter.

Can I cancel if plans change?

Super Visa policies need a visa denial letter or another policy-recognised reason to cancel. If your plans are uncertain, talk to me before you buy.

Who handles claims?

MSH International — 24/7 emergency assistance at Toll-Free 1-855-471-4321, Direct 1-437-567-9642.

Can I buy after my parents arrive in Canada?

Yes, but a waiting period applies to sickness coverage (accidents are covered right away). Buying before travel avoids the waiting period entirely.

Why Buy Through BHFlights

Bahadur Singh — Licensed Insurance Advisor (LLQP), OM Financial, Mississauga. I compare RIMI with Trustone, Manulife, GMS and Travelance daily and will tell you when RIMI is not the right fit. Call/WhatsApp 437-238-8119 · bhflights.com

Related: RIMI travel insurance (RIMI visitor, student and Canadian plans) · Visitor to Canada medical insurance · Super Visa application guide