关于12月1起开放的超级签证 

有没有在给父母申请探亲签证的人在等12月1日啊？我原本想11月递交父母的探亲签证的，但是听说12月1日加拿大开放10年多次往返签证给想移民的父母，但是代价是停止接受新的父母移民案子2年时间。不知道我这种只是想办父母探亲签证过来玩的人能不能沾个光。

可以的。 父母移民暂停2年是因为现在积压的申请太多， 2011 提交的申请有可能要等上8年左右。 Super Visa 并不是只给那些不能申请父母移民的人提供的。如果条件满足，同样可以申请。 具体要求可能要等到下个星期才出台。 如果你是赞助方，基本要求是： 1．    赞助方（你）必须是加拿大公民或移民 2．    你的收入不少于最低收入 3．    父母购买至少一年的加拿大的私人医疗保险 4．    父母体检通过 5．    More information：[url]http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/faq/visit/index.asp#superVisa[/url] 希望有所帮助。

等具体要求，看看医疗保险怎么个买法

哇 真的假的啊 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·

好好的支持一下~~~~~~

那有没有规定一定要移民一年以后才可以申请父母的？一年的医疗保险，那要是只来几个月不就亏了，，，，

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=elong]elong[/url][color=gray]:[/color]super visa就是10年探亲签证[color=gray] (2011-11-23 17:25) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=7960638][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] 据我所知super visa和10年探亲 visa 是不同的。 10年探亲visa - 应该叫 10年多次往返 visa 更为准确，在11月5日之前就有。大多是批给已经上交移民申请和等待申请结果的父母或其他亲戚。这样他们可以在等待的过程中拥有短暂的家庭团聚。说短暂是因为他们一次性只能在加拿大停留[b]6个月[/b]，如想继续停留需要续签。这类visa不光用于探亲，今年六月左右，加拿大将其开放给印度用于商业和旅游目的，易于促进两国商业来往。 Super visa 是今年12月1日才会开通。是加拿大为了弥补两年内不接受新的团聚（父母/祖父母）移民申请所带来的不便。持有super visa 可以一次性在加拿大停留2年。与10年多次往返visa相比，续签费用和手续要少很多。

但是医疗保险怎么买啊？人还没到[s:199] 就在本地买？

Thank you,Melanin!So what i should do is waiting for dec 1st?

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=kanon]kanon[/url][color=gray]:[/color]Thank you,Melanin!So what i should do is waiting for dec 1st? [color=gray] (2011-11-25 08:55) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=7971965][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] You are welcome. I would recommend you to wait for the specific requirements on minimum income and private medical insurance. There’s no need to rush; it’s next Thursday anyway. GL[s:277]

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=melanin]melanin[/url][color=gray]:[/color]You are welcome. I would recommend you to wait for the specific requirements on minimum income and private medical insurance. There’s no need to rush; it’s next Thursday anyway. GL[s:277][color=gray] (2011-11-25 14:20) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=7973534][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] Hopefully the requirements won't change much and i hope they reverse the change for the private medical insurance part.I could care less if they only gonna charge you once(let's say two months' medical insurance cost) to get this visa.

[font=Calibri][/font] [size=2][font=Verdana]Well, what they put on the CIC official website is “prove that they have bought Canadian medical insurance for [backcolor=#ffff00][color=#000000]at least one year[/color][/backcolor] to cover the period of time that they will be in Canada”. [/font][/size] [size=2][font=Verdana]It seems regardless how long your parents would be here, one year Canadian medical insurance is mandatory. It’s a smart move of CIC for the benefit of Canada, i.g. boosting insurance business, job creation, reduce government burden, etc.. So I don’t believe they will change/remove it.  [/font][/size]

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=melanin]melanin[/url][color=gray]:[/color]Well, what they put on the CIC official website is “prove that they have bought Canadian medical insurance for at least one year to cover the period of time that they will be in Canada”. It seems regardless how long your parents would be here, one year Can ..[color=gray] (2011-11-27 15:57) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=7987796][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] Damn,that doesn't look good for those ppl who only want their parents to visit for a short period of time.Well,if they are smart enough,they probably would require medical insurance proof everytime you enter the Canada with this visa.

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=kanon]kanon[/url][color=gray]:[/color]Damn,that doesn't look good for those ppl who only want their parents to visit for a short period of time.Well,if they are smart enough,they probably would require medical insurance proof everytime you enter the Canada with this visa.[color=gray] (2011-11-29 09:57) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=7997927][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] I think medical insurance is necessary no matter  mandatory or not. I know someone who paid around $20,000 on medical treatment for her mom who was in an accident during her visit and had no medical insurance at that time. Basically you pay everything from your own pocket if there’s no insurance coverage. Of course we hope nothing bad happens, but we still need to prepare for the “what if”.  

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=melanin]melanin[/url][color=gray]:[/color]I think medical insurance is necessary no matter  mandatory or not. I know someone who paid around $20,000 on medical treatment for her mom who was in an accident during her visit and had no medical insurance at that time. Basically you pay everythi ..[color=gray] (2011-11-29 13:26) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=7998524][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] the thing is it seems they require you to buy one year's insurrance first.What happens if my parentsonly want to come vistor for 60 days?Do i still need to buy one year's insurrance?

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=kanon]kanon[/url][color=gray]:[/color]the thing is it seems they require you to buy one year's insurrance first.What happens if my parentsonly want to come vistor for 60 days?Do i still need to buy one year's insurrance?[color=gray] (2011-12-01 10:37) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=8008731][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] Yes, it says minimum one year....

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=kanon]kanon[/url][color=gray]:[/color]the thing is it seems they require you to buy one year's insurrance first.What happens if my parentsonly want to come vistor for 60 days?Do i still need to buy one year's insurrance?[color=gray] (2011-12-01 10:37) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=8008731][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] Here is the new checklist for super visa: [url]http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5484E.PDF[/url] If your parents only want to stay for 60 days, they should apply for the regular visitor visa instead of super visa. The regular visitor visa has no requirement of medical insurance and is valid for 6months.  [s:277]

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=melanin]melanin[/url][color=gray]:[/color]Here is the new checklist for super visa: [url]http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5484E.PDF[/url] If your parents only want to stay for 60 days, they should apply for the regular visitor visa instead of super visa. The regular visitor visa has no requireme ..[color=gray] (2011-12-01 12:16) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=8009167][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] So once you buy one year's insurrance to get this visa,u don't have to pay for insurrance again unless you want to buy it.

保险一年要将近$4000，双亲要近$8000

If you are asking whether you have to extend the medical insurance after one year, I believe the answer is “no”.  I called CIC Friday because I didn’t know the answer either. The agent told me that because there’s no specific requirement on extending the insurance, it is up to the applicant to make the decision. It’s recommended to extend the medical insurance if your parents are staying for more than a year, but not mandatory. Regarding the one year medical insurance:[list][li]  covers the applicant for health care, hospitalization and repatriation; [/li][li]  provides a minimum of $100,000 coverage; and [/li][li]  is valid for each entry to Canada and available for review by the examining officer upon request (CIC Operational Bulletin 357)[/li][/list] I believe oversea’s comment on insurance premium ($4000/person; $8000/couple) is a bit high. I used Manulife’s quote tool to estimate my parents’ premium cost. It’s about $3500 (in total) a year. Please keep in mind that parents’ age and health condition have direct impact on the premium; the older your parents are, the higher premium you may have to pay. Hope it helps.

[quote][url=/club/u.php?username=melanin]melanin[/url][color=gray]:[/color]If you are asking whether you have to extend the medical insurance after one year, I believe the answer is “no”.  I called CIC Friday because I didn’t know the answer either. The agent told me that because there’s no specific requirement on exten ..[color=gray] (2011-12-04 16:30) [/color][url=/club/job.php?action=topost&tid=352154&pid=8029452][img]p_w_picpath/back.gif[/img][/url] [/quote] Thank you so much for all the info you have provided.I think i will just go for the regular visa instead.