Visitors to Canada Emergency Medical Insurance

Canada has a great healthcare system, but if you’re not a resident, you won’t be covered—and medical costs are expensive. That’s why the Canadian government recommends all visitors buy a minimum of $100,000 in travel insurance coverage before arriving in Canada.

Coverage	TuGo Travel Insurance
Available for all ages
Hospital care and treatment for injuries and illnesses including COVID-19*:  Doctor’s services  Ambulance services  X-rays and other diagnostic laboratory procedures Prescription drugs  Essential medical supplies such as crutches
Fracture treatment benefit
Other professional medical services like physio, etc. to relieve an acute emergency
Emergency dental services
Maternity – pre-natal care, delivery and/or complications
Hospital allowance for incidental charges like TV rental, etc.
Emergency air transportation (must be pre-approved and arranged by us)
Airfare to return home for treatment
Return of travelling companion
Return of dependent children
Family transportation
Out-of-pocket expenses for accommodation, meals etc.
Return of vehicle
24-hour accident insurance, up to $25,000
Up to 5 follow-visits within 14 days of the initial emergency medical treatment
Travel worldwide, as long as the majority of your trip is in Canada.

Looking for more than just emergency medical insurance? Consider how Trip Cancellation & Trip Interruption for visitors to Canada can enhance your coverage.

*Expenses are covered for COVID-19, unless there is an official Level 4 travel advisory issued by a Canadian government stating to “avoid all travel”.

Visitors to Canada Insurance covered Khalil’s $28,000 bill for 2 separate medical emergencies

Travelling to Canada for the first time, 48-year-old Khalil took a few months off to visit his son, Zain, who was completing his post-graduate degree in Victoria. Khalil began experiencing urinary incontinence and went to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with a blood infection caused by E. coli. The infection also led to complications with his diabetes, so doctors admitted him for 8 days before releasing him in stable condition.

A couple of months later, Khalil checked back into the hospital, having experienced nausea, weakness, fatigue and lethargy. Doctors diagnosed him with influenza B, unrelated to his previous illness, and treated him for 3 days with antibiotics, until he was released.

Before leaving his home in Algeria, Zain warned Khalil that visitors aren’t covered for accidents or illnesses resulting in medical emergencies, despite Canada’s reputable healthcare system. He was relieved that TuGo covered more than $28,000 of his medical bills.

Our travel insurance covered: $28,260.98

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Visitors to Canada Emergency Medical Insurance

*Expenses are covered for COVID-19, unless there is an official Level 4 travel advisory issued by a Canadian government stating to “avoid all travel”.

Visitors to Canada Insurance covered Khalil’s $28,000 bill for 2 separate medical emergencies

Get travel insurance online

*Expenses are covered for COVID-19, unless there is an official Level 4 travel advisory issued by a Canadian government stating to “avoid all travel”.