Jeet Sharma

Instant acceptance, no medical required.

Update COVID-19 On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak as a global pandemic. As COVID-19 is a know event, visitor insurance policies purchased after the date may have some restrictions or exclusions. ‘Visitors who are already in Canada before March 11, 2020 and have insurance policy in place are not impacted’. ... Follow travel advisory before travelling to Canada. Feel free to contact me if you have any further questions. Important questions answered below pertaining to Visitor Insurance to Canada. *Does my policy cover expenses related to COVID-19. How are my policy coverages affected by COVID-19. Emergency medical coverage is available up to the plan limit purchased provided the insured is eligible to purchase the coverage and showed no symptoms related to COVID-19 prior to the start date of the insurance. *Is the initial diagnostic test covered by my policy? If an insured is seeking emergency medical treatment and as part of the diagnostic plan a physician orders a COVID-19 test, then this test would be covered under the emergency medical benefit for covered claims. COVID-19 testing outside of an emergency medical situation is not covered, which includes tests being requested or performed to rule-out the virus as part of a screening process. *I’ve already arrived in Canada, can I purchase a plan? Yes, however, please note the applicable waiting period applies as outlined in the policy. *What to do when you return from travel? We encourage individuals to follow Government Public Health and Travel Advisories for the most up to date information. Some government websites include: * https://www.canada.ca//public-/services/travel-health.html * https://travel.gc.ca/tr/health-safety/travel-health-notices * https://www.canada.ca//20/latest-travel-health-advice.html * https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/advisories *Where can I find current travel advisories due to COVID-19? https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/advisories