Refunds & cancellation, explained
Plans change — visas get delayed, trips get cut short. Here’s how refunds typically work on visitor and Super Visa insurance, so there are no surprises.
The three common refund situations
Before the start date
Cancel before coverage begins and you can usually get a full refund, as long as no claim has been made.
Leaving early
If the visitor goes home early with no claim made, a partial refund for the unused days is common, with proof of departure.
Visa refused
Many insurers refund the premium if the visa is refused, with the refusal letter and no claim made.
What to check before you buy
- The cancellation terms — full vs partial, and any administration fee.
- The visa-refusal refund — confirm it exists and what proof is needed.
- The “no claim made” condition — refunds generally require that no claim was filed.
- How to request it — who to contact and what documents to send.
Refund rules are set by each insurer and subject to the policy wording. The above describes common practice, not a guarantee — always confirm the specific terms before you buy.
Refunds & cancellation FAQ
Can I get a full refund on visitor insurance?
What if my visa is refused?
Can I get money back if the visitor leaves Canada early?
How do I request a refund?
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