Super Visa Insurance Monthly Payments are Now Accepted!

We know it may be difficult to make a lump sum payment for a full year of super visa insurance coverage. The good news is that the Canadian government is once again allowing super visa applications with monthly payment plans as valid proof of insurance. 

So, you can apply for a super visa without paying for a year of insurance at once! 

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Canada Healthcare: Are You Eligible & How to Apply

Did you know that you are probably eligible for public healthcare in your province or territory?

And did you know that:

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Why Working Holiday Visa Holders Should Enrol In Canadian Healthcare

 

Did you know that working holiday visa holders can apply for Canadian healthcare? 

If you are wondering whether it’s worth applying for public healthcare in Canada alongside your private (travel) health insurance, here are three reasons you should:

  1. The price
  2. Additional unlimited coverage
  3. 25% Government Health Insurance Plan (GHIP) refund on BestQuote’s MedEC Visitors insurance policy 

Before we get into it, let me explain briefly how healthcare in Canada works.

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Do I Need Medical Insurance to Travel to Canada? What You Need to Know

Having health insurance offers peace of mind if you face a medical issue. Carrying this coverage can be especially important when visiting a foreign country. 

Do you need medical insurance to travel to Canada? There isn’t a simple “yes” or “no” answer. The truth is that travel medical insurance is sometimes required and sometimes simply a good idea. In certain scenarios, you may even have health coverage supplied to you, although these situations are relatively rare.

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What You Need to Know About IEC Travel Insurance Requirements

International Experience Canada (IEC) is an incredible opportunity for young people to spend time abroad experiencing a new country. How does it work?

What is IEC?

Whether you want to work your way across Canada or target a specific role in your industry, there’s an option for you.

Currently, IEC offers three distinct work and travel experiences. You can find full IEC details from the Government of Canada. Here’s a brief review of each:

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All About Canada‘s Working Holiday Requirements

Are you a Canadian citizen wanting to work abroad? Have you always dreamed of teaching English in Thailand or working at a ski resort in the Alps? Or, maybe you’re an international visitor wanting to work in Canada.

No matter the case, you've likely come across information on a working holiday visa.

Read on to learn more about the Working Holiday visa for both Canadians and international visitors.

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Where To Stay In Montreal

If you’re planning a visit to Montreal, where will you stay?

For some travellers, it’s a return trip to one of the most cosmopolitan and cultured destinations in North America. They know where they want to stay in Montreal.

Maybe it’s near the action on Sainte-Catherine Street or the Latin Quarter. The best spot could be near McGill University and Mount Royal. Or perhaps it’s in a luxury hotel with excellent views of the city. And some will always choose to be within walking distance of the historic splendour of Old Montreal.

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How to Apply for IEC: A Quick Guide to International Experience Canada

The International Experience Canada (IEC) program offers an opportunity to live and work in Canada for as long as two years.

Participating countries have a reciprocal agreement where young adults can build valuable cultural and work experience by travelling internationally. Depending on the country in which you live, you could apply to one of as many as four participation categories. The following three are the most common for IEC Canada:

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Finding the Best Hostels in Canada

Planning an extended trip to Canada? Or are you simply conscious of your budget as a traveller? A hostel can be a great way to keep lodging costs manageable during a trip to Canada.

The hostelling experience isn’t particularly luxurious. It’s not the same as staying in a four-star hotel or having a rental home all to yourself. But when you find great hostels in Canada, you can count on an affordable, comfortable, and community-oriented experience.

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4 Things to Know Before Coming to Canada

Whether you’re coming to Canada from the USA or any other country, or coming to Canada as a student or for any other reason, you want to be prepared.

We’ve put together this list of four things to know before coming to Canada to help you adjust, adapt, and succeed in your new surroundings.

1. Canada Can Get Very Cold

For international students, International Experience Canada (IEC) participants, workers, and immigrants coming to Canada, it’s crucial to understand the climate.

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