Canadian Students
Studying away from home? Bring your coverage with you.
Your provincial plan covers only part of your care outside your home province, and very little abroad. Get up to $2 million in emergency medical, plus counselling, dental and check-ups.

Where are you studying?
Built for Canadian students away from home.
For students enrolled at a school outside their home province, or on exchange through a Canadian school.
Studying in another country
- Your provincial plan pays only a small part of foreign medical bills
- Covers you for your whole school year, up to 365 days
- Check whether your host school requires its own plan too
On an exchange program
- Enrolled at a Canadian school, studying elsewhere for a term or a year
- Cover your exchange dates plus any travel before or after
Another province
- Some costs aren't covered between provinces, like ambulance
- Fills those gaps for the school year
What's included
What's covered.
Emergency medical while you're studying outside your home province.
- Hospital stays, doctors, ambulance and prescription drugs
- Counselling and mental health care, up to $1,000 per emergency
- Accidental dental up to $6,000, and dental pain relief up to $600
- Physio, chiropractor and other practitioners, up to $600 each
- Maternity care up to $25,000 (excludes delivery)
- An annual check-up, STI testing and an eye exam on 180+ day policies
- Tutoring if you're hospitalized 30+ days, up to $400
- A family member flown to your bedside if you're hospitalized
- Emergency flight home, with a medical attendant if needed
- Glasses, contacts or hearing aids damaged in an accident, up to $200
Worth adding when you quote
Choices you'll make on the quote screen.
Here's what each one means for a student.
Match your school year
Choose your exact dates, up to 365 days. Pick 180 days or more to unlock the check-up, STI testing and eye exam.
Sports & Activities
Add this for higher-risk activities like backcountry skiing or scuba. Varsity and organized team sports may also need it.
Add family
A partner or children living with you can go on the same policy.
Pre-existing conditions
Covered if they've been stable for 90 days before your coverage starts.
Before you buy
Can you apply?
At the time of application, you're eligible if all of these are true.
- You're 40 or younger.
- You're a Canadian student enrolled at a school outside your home province, or on an exchange through a Canadian school.
- You're covered by your provincial or territorial health plan.
- You're not travelling against a doctor's advice.
- You haven't been diagnosed with a terminal condition and aren't receiving palliative care.
Your quote, step by step
Every screen you'll see, in order.
Here's what TuGo asks, and what to choose.
- 1
Trip details
Your home province, where you'll study, your departure and return dates and birthdate. Answer Yes when asked if you're a student.
Tip: Buy before you leave your home province. Bought after you leave, you lose the 10-day refund.
- 2
Pick the student plan
Choose the student plan for your dates.
- 3
Sports & Activities
Only if you'll do higher-risk activities or varsity sports. Type the activity, pick it, and tick your name.
- 4
Review and pay
Check your name, birthdate and dates, then pay. Quotes are saved for 30 days.
What happens after you buy
One email. Everything you need.
Minutes after you pay, TuGo emails your policy with three documents attached — plus a few extras most travellers don't know they get.
Policy Declaration
Your policy number, dates, who's covered, every plan and option you chose, and what you paid. Keep it — it's also your receipt for tax purposes.
Digital Coverage Card
Add it to your phone. One tap dials emergency assistance, and US clinics in the UnitedHealthcare network recognise it.
Policy Wording
The full contract. Read it before you travel — especially the exclusions and the pre-existing condition rules.
Included free
- myTuGo account to change, extend or claim online
- Free 3GB eSIM (MySIM)
- MyFlyt lounge pass or cash for 2+ hour flight delays
- 24/7 emotional support line
10-day full refund. Change your mind? Cancel within 10 days of buying for a full refund, as long as you haven't travelled or claimed.
Save the emergency number now. +1-800-533-8718 for hospitalizations. Call before you're treated whenever you can.
Check every detail. Names, birthdates and dates must be right. Call 1-855-929-8846 if anything needs fixing.
Good to know
Common questions
Doesn't my provincial plan cover me while I'm at school?
My host school has its own plan. Do I need this too?
Is counselling covered?
What do I do in an emergency?

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