International Students in Canada

Travel insurance for international students studying in Canada

Coming to Canada to study? You won't be covered by provincial healthcare. Get up to $2M in emergency medical coverage designed for international students — for stays up to 365 days.

International student arriving in Canada

Welcome to Canada. One item off your to-do list.

You've got a new school, a new city, and probably a very long to-do list. Here's one we can cross off: health coverage. Canada's provincial healthcare doesn't cover international students, and a single ER visit can cost more than a semester's tuition.

We cover hospital, doctor, ambulance, prescriptions, dental, mental health, and more — for up to a year, with your family welcome too. Go focus on your studies. We'll focus on keeping you covered.

Full- or part-time in Canada

International students at a Canadian institution — $2M emergency medical, up to 365 days.

Mental health & maternity

Up to $1,000 for mental health support and maternity coverage (excludes delivery).

Dental & vision on long stays

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

Coverage before you land

Start your policy before you travel so you're protected from the moment you arrive in Canada.

Hospital & physician costs

Hospital stays, doctor visits, ambulance, prescription drugs, and paramedical services — the essentials while you study in Canada.

Annual check-up & STI testing

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

Family members welcome

Add eligible spouses and children to the same policy so your family is covered while you study.

Mental health support

Up to $1,000 for psychiatrist, psychologist, or counsellor — adjusting to a new country is easier with support.

$2M

Medical limit

365 days

Max duration

$25K

Maternity

180d+

Extra benefits

Ready to get covered?

Coming to Canada to study? Get covered before you land — 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