Canadian travel insurance, explained properly
Coming to Canada, or leaving home?
Your coverage depends on which side of the border your health plan lives. Choose yours and we'll show you exactly what to buy, and what to skip.
Already know what you need? Get a quote →Why it pays to compare
Same traveller. Same coverage. Very different price.
Insurers price the same person very differently, and the cheapest isn't always the right one. We compare, explain the trade-offs, and point you to the plan that fits your trip.
| Visitor | Stay | Insurer A | Insurer B | You save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age 25 | 12 months | $1,296 | $1,376 | $81 |
| Age 45 | 12 months | $1,595 | $2,047 | $452 |
| Age 65 | 6 months | $1,199 | $1,569 | $370 |
| Age 65 | 12 months | $2,405 | $3,147 | $742 |
Real quotes from two Canadian insurers, November 2026: visitor from the US to BC, $100,000 emergency medical, $0 deductible. Prices change and depend on your details.
What actually matters
Six things that decide whether a claim gets paid.
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How it works
Three steps. No phone calls.
Tell us about your trip
Two quick questions take you to the page built for your kind of trip.
Know what matters
We explain what's included, what to add and what to skip, in plain language.
Quote and buy online
Quote on the insurer's secure site. Your policy arrives by email within minutes.

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