Canadian Students Abroad

Travel insurance for Canadian students studying outside their home province

Studying in another province or abroad? Your provincial health plan only covers so much. Get up to $2M in emergency medical coverage built for students far from home — for stays up to 365 days.

Canadian student travelling abroad

Your provincial plan is great. Until you leave your province.

Then it covers roughly enough to buy a coffee and a bandage. If you're studying in another province or abroad, you need coverage that actually follows you.

We built this for students far from home: emergency medical, mental health, dental, and the preventive stuff too — because finals are stressful enough without a surprise medical bill.

Out-of-province or abroad

Canadians attending school outside their home province — $2M emergency medical, up to 365 days.

Mental health & maternity

Up to $1,000 for psychiatrist, psychologist, or counsellor, plus maternity coverage (excludes delivery).

Dental & vision on long stays

Emergency dental, accidental dental, wisdom teeth, eye exams, and glasses on 180+ day policies.

Family members welcome

Add eligible spouses and dependents to the same policy so your whole family is covered.

Built for student life away

Hospital, physician, ambulance, prescription drugs, paramedical services, and follow-up visits — designed for students far from home.

Annual check-up & STI testing

180+ day policies unlock a $150 annual physician visit, STI testing, and eye exam — health maintenance, not just emergencies.

Top-ups if your term extends

Studying longer than planned? Extend your coverage without repurchasing from scratch.

Mental health that matters

Up to $1,000 for counselling — because studying far from home can be stressful, not just adventurous.

$2M

Medical limit

365 days

Max duration

$1K

Mental health

180d+

Extra benefits

Ready to get covered?

Studying outside your home province? Get a plan that covers more than emergencies — dental, mental health, and check-ups included.

One night in a Canadian ICU can top $14,000 — without coverage, that's on you.

Cost reality