Tic travel insurance rates TIC Visitors to Canada Insurance, TIC Travel Accident Insurance, TIC Emergency Medical Insurance, super visa

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Allianz Global Assistance
Visitors Insurance

Administrated by: Allianz Global Assistance (AGA)
Underwritten by: CUMIS General Insurance Company, a member of The Co-operators group of companies
24 hours Emergency Assistance Center: AGA Emergency Assistance

IMPORTANT NOTE: The product-related information on this website is for illustration purposes only. For complete benefits, terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions, please see the policy booklet at the download section below. Please read and understand your policy before you travel.

BENEFITS:
– Maximum Benefits: $10,000; $25,000; $50,000; $100,000; $150,000 and $300,000.
– Emergency Hospital: Up to the amount of insurance purchased for semi-private accommodation
– Physicians, surgeons and anesthetic services
– Private duty services of a Registered nurse up to $10,000*
– Diagnostics: Lab tests and X-ray examinations ordered by a physician.
– Ambulance Transportation: Licensed local air, land, or sea ambulance (including mountain or sea evacuation) to the nearest hospital, when reasonable and necessary.
– Emergency Air Transportation: such as air ambulance, one-way economy airfare, stretcher and/or a medical attendant to transport you to your country of origin due to a covered emergency sickness or injury *
– Medical Appliance: Rental of crutches or hospital-type bed, not exceeding the purchase price, and the cost of splints, trusses, braces or other approved prosthetic appliances*
– Follow-up visits as prescribed by the attending physician at the time of the emergency. Follow up visits must occur during the period of coverage and be directly related to the emergency. The emergency must occur during the period of coverage and has been reported to AGA.
– Prescription drugs or medications – one-month supply, to a maximum of $1,000.
– Professional Medical Services referred by a physician – care received from a licensed physiotherapist, chiropractor, osteopath, chiropodist, podiatrist and acupuncturist – up to $500 per profession.
– Accidental Dental: Up to $4,000 for repair or replacement of whole or sound natural teeth damaged by an accidental blow to the face.
– Dental Emergencies: Up to $500 for the immediate relief of acute dental pain, other than provided under Accidental Dental.
– Transportation of Family or Friend: Up to $3,000 for a round-trip economy transportation to bring one family member or close friend to your bedside when advised by an attending physician OR to identify your remains in the event of your death. Up to $1,000 for accommodation, meals, essential telephone calls and taxi fares incurred by your family member or close friend after arrival. *
– Meals and Accommodation in the event you or your insured travelling companion are confined to hospital on the date on which you are scheduled to return home – up to $150 per day to a maximum of $1,500, or up to a maximum 10 days for commercial accommodation , meals, child care costs, essential telephone calls and taxi fares incurred by you or any insured travelling companion.
– Emergency Return Home: Up to $3,000 for the cost of one-way economy transportation to your country of origin if the covered sickness or injury requires your immediate return home during the period of coverage. This benefit also includes one additional insured family member. *
– Return of Deceased (Repatriation): In the event of death from covered condition, up to $10,000 is provided to return the body home, or up to $4,000 for cremation or burial at the place of death. The cost of a coffin or urn is not covered
– Accidental Death & Dismemberment: up to a maximum of the sum insured indicated on your confirmation of coverage, for accidental loss of life, limb or sight (excluding flight accident).
– Act of Terrorism: If you sustain a loss from an act of terrorism, the insurer will pay up to the aggregate limit described in the insurance policy.
– Flight to/from Canada coverage: Coverage begins on the later of: a) the date and time the completed application and premium are accepted by AGA or its representative; or b) the date indicated as the effective date on your confirmation of coverage; or c) the first time you exit your country of origin. Expiry time of coverage is the time within the Canadian time zone where the coverage was purchased.

* Subject to advance approval by AGA

ELIGIBILITY:
1. Coverage is NOT AVAILABLE to any individual who, as of their effective date:
a) has been diagnosed with a terminal illness; or
b) has been diagnosed with stage 3 or 4 cancer; or
c) has received treatment for any cancer (other than basal or squamous cell skin cancer or breast cancer treated only with hormone therapy) in the past 3 months; or
d) requires assistance with activities of daily living as the result of a medical condition or state of health. Activities of daily living means eating, bathing, using the toilet, changing positions (including getting in and out of a bed or chair) and dressing.
2. To be eligible for coverage you must, as of the effective date:
a) be at least 15 days old and not more than 89 years old; and
b) not be insured or eligible for benefits under a Canadian government health insurance plan; and
c) be in good health at the time you purchase your policy and on the date you exit your country of origin, and know of no reason to seek medical consultation during the period of coverage.

WAITING PERIOD For illness:
– No waiting period if the application for this insurance is completed PRIOR to your exit of your country of origin or before the expiry date of the existing AGA Visitors to Canada policy.
– 48 hours after the effective date if the policy has been purchased AFTER you exit your country of origin or before the expiry date of the existing AGA Visitors to Canada policy.
Any sickness that manifests itself during the 48-hour waiting period is not covered even if related expenses are incurred after the 48-hour waiting period.

PRE-EXISTING CONDITION coverage:
– Age 59 years or under on the effective date: your medical condition must be stable at any time during the 90 days immediately before the effective date in order to be covered for complication.
– Age 60 to 79 years on the effective date : you have to complete a Medical Questionnaire and have to be approved in writing by AGA in order to be covered for the following Stable Pre-existing Medical Condition: any heart condition, stroke or mini-stroke (TIA-transient ischemic attack). Heart condition includes angina or chest pain, arrhythmia, arteriosclerosis, atrial fibrillation, congenital heart defect, congestive heart failure, cardiomyopathy, carotid artery occlusion, heart attack (myocardial infarction), heart murmur, irregular heart rate or beat, and other condition relating to the heart or cardiovascular system.
Your medical condition must be stable at any time during the 180 days immediately before the effective date in order to be covered for complication.
Any other pre-existing medical condition not listed above is covered up to age 79 if it has been stable in the 180 days immediately before the effective date.
– If you are 80 to 89 years of age on the effective date – there is no coverage for ANY pre-existing medical condition unless you have completed a Medical Questionnaire, have been approved in writing by AGA and have paid the required premium.

STABLE describes any medical condition or related condition, including any heart condition or lung condition, for which:
a) there has been no new treatment; and
b) there has been no change in treatment or change in treatment frequency or type; and
c) there have been no signs or symptoms or new diagnosis; and
d) there have been no test results showing deterioration; and
e) there has been no hospitalization; and
f) there has been no referral to a specialist (made or recommended) and you are not awaiting surgery or the results of further investigations performed by any medical professional.
The following are considered stable:
a) Routine (not prescribed by a physician) adjustment of insulin to control diabetes provided the insulin was not first prescribed during the stability period.
b) Change from a brand name medication to a generic medication provided the medication was not first prescribed during the stability period and there is no increase or decrease in dosage.
c) A minor ailment, which describes a sickness or injury during the stability period which ended more than 30 days prior to the effective date and which did not require:
i. treatment for a period longer than 15 consecutive days; or
ii. more than one follow-up visit to a physician; or
iii. hospitalization, surgery, or referral to a specialist.
The following conditions are not considered stable:
a) any lung condition for which you were prescribed or are taking prednisone;
b) any heart condition for which you were prescribed or are taking nitroglycerin.

EXTENSIONS:
If you decide to extend your trip, you may apply for a new period of coverage provided you meet the Eligibility requirements.
Each policy or period of coverage is considered a separate contract and all limitations and exclusions will apply.

SIDE TRIPS:
Costs incurred outside of Canada other than in your country of origin are covered provided the majority of the period of coverage is spent in Canada.
If you travel to your country of origin, your policy will remain in effect, however costs incurred in your country of origin are not covered.
Country of origin means the country in which you maintained a permanent residence prior to entry into Canada or the country which issued your passport. For Canadian passport holders without a permanent residence, country of origin means the country you departed from before arriving in Canada.

REFUNDS:
Refunds are payable when:
1. The entire trip is cancelled prior to the effective date.
2. You return to your country of origin prior to the expiry date, without intending to return to Canada. Refunds are not payable for time spent in your country of origin between visits to Canada.
3. You become insured under a Canadian provincial or territorial health/medical plan.
When submitting your premium refund request, please include:
1. a fully completed and signed Refund Request Form; and
2. a copy of your confirmation of coverage; and
3. confirmation of your early departure such as boarding pass or itinerary, or any other written proof of your early return to your country of origin; and
4. any other documentation to support your refund request.
Important Notes:
There will be no refund of premium if a claim has been made.
Refunds are payable from the date AGA receive the request.
Refunds for partial cancellations will be calculated by multiplying the daily premium by the actual number of days the policy was in effect; if this amount is less than the minimum premium required, the minimum premium will be used. This amount is then subtracted from the total premium paid. The refund will be calculated based on the date the refund request is received by AGA.
A refund fee may apply.
Refund amounts less than the minimum premium will not be issued.

CLAIMS:
You must notify AGA Emergency Assistance (toll free 1-800-995-1662 or worldwide collect 416-340-0049 ) within 24 hours of admission to a hospital and before any surgery is performed.
Failure to do so, without reasonable cause, will result in the reduction of eligible benefit amounts payable by 20%.
– Claims must be reported within 30 days of occurrence.
– Written proof of claim must be submitted within 90 days of occurrence.
– To submit your claim, fill out the claim form completely and include all original bills. Incomplete information will cause delay.
– Any costs incurred for documentation or required reports are your or the claimant’s responsibility.
– Always make a copy of the documents that you send.

SUBMIT CLAIMS TO:
Allianz Global Assistance Claims Department
2100-250 Yonge Street
Toronto ON, Canada M5B 2L7

AGA Emergency Assistance and claims personnel are available to help you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. AGA’s experienced multilingual staff verifies coverage to hospitals, arrange emergency medical evacuation, coordinate payments, and contact your family doctor and relatives as needed.
Call AGA Emergency Assistance or have someone call on your behalf as soon as possible.

EXCLUSIONS:
VTC1 Pre-existing Conditions Exclusion
a) If you are 59 years of age or under on the effective date: Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to or resulting from your medical condition or related condition that was not stable at any time during the 90 days immediately before the effective date.
b) If you are 60 to 79 years of age on the effective date:
i. Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to or resulting from any of the following pre-existing conditions, unless you have completed a Medical Questionnaire, have been approved in writing by AGA and have paid the required premium:
• heart condition; Heart condition includes angina or chest pain, arrhythmia, arteriosclerosis, atrial fibrillation, congenital heart defect, congestive heart failure, cardiomyopathy, carotid artery occlusion, heart attack (myocardial infarction), heart murmur, irregular heart rate or beat, any other condition relating to the heart or cardiovascular system.
• stroke or mini-stroke (TIA- transient ischemic attack).
ii. Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to or resulting from any pre-existing condition not listed under i) unless it was stable during the 180 days immediately before the effective date.
c) If you are 80 to 89 years of age on the effective date : Benefits are not payable for any pre-existing condition unless you have completed a Medical Questionnaire, have been approved in writing by AGA and have paid the required premium.
VTC2 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any treatment, investigation or hospitalization which is a continuation of, or subsequent to, emergency treatment of a sickness or injury, unless approved in advance by AGA.
VTC3 Benefits are not payable for any costs incurred due to any sickness for which signs or symptoms occurred within 48 hours after the effective date, except when applying for coverage:
a) before the expiry date of your existing AGA administered policy; or
b) prior to the date you exit your country of origin.
VTC4 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any loss incurred outside of Canada when you have not spent the majority of the period of coverage in Canada.
VTC5 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any loss incurred inside your country of origin.
VTC6 Benefits are not payable for costs or losses incurred while sane or insane due to:
a) your emotional or mental disorders resulting from any cause, including but not limited to anxiety or depression; or
b) your suicide or attempted suicide; or
c) your intentionally self-inflicted injury.
VTC7 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to pregnancy , abortion, miscarriage, childbirth or complications thereof.
VTC8 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to loss, death or injury, if at the time of the loss, death or injury, evidence supports that the medical condition causing the loss was in any way contributed to by:
a) your intoxication or abuse of alcohol; or
b) your use of prohibited drugs, or any other intoxicant; or
c) your non-compliance with prescribed treatment or medical therapy; or
d) your misuse of medication.
VTC9 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to injury resulting from training for or participating in:
a) motorized speed contests; or
b) stunt activities; or
c) professional sport activities ( Professional means you are considered professional by the governing body of the sport, earn the majority of your income from such activity, and are paid for your participation whether you win or lose); or
d) high-risk activities . High-risk activity(ies) mean(s) any skiing out of bounds, heliskiing, ski jumping, skydiving, sky-surfing, scuba diving (except if certified by internationally recognized and accepted program such as NAUI or PADI, or if diving depth does not exceed 30 meters), white water rafting (except grades 1 to 4), street luge, skeleton activity, mountaineering, or participation in any rodeo activity. Mountaineering means the ascent or descent of a mountain requiring the use of specified equipment including crampons, pick axes, anchors, bolts, carabiners and lead-rope or top rope anchoring equipment.
VTC10 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to sickness or injury resulting from a motor vehicle accident where you are entitled to receive benefits pursuant to any policy or legislative plan of motor vehicle insurance, except when such benefits are exhausted.
VTC11 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any sickness, injury or medical condition when a trip is undertaken for the purpose of securing medical treatment or advice.
VTC12 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to your travelling against the advice of a physician or any loss resulting from your sickness or medical condition that was diagnosed by a physician as terminal prior to the effective date of this policy.
VTC13 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any treatment which can be reasonably delayed until you return to your country of origin (whether or not you intend to return) by the next available means of transportation, unless approved in advance by AGA.
VTC14 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any medical consultation that is non-emergency, on-going, elective or the consequence of a prior elective procedure.
VTC15 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to hospitalization or services rendered in connection with general health examinations for check-up purposes, treatment of an on-going condition, regular care of a chronic condition, home health care, investigative testing, rehabilitation, or on-going care or treatment in connection with drugs, alcohol or any other substance abuse.
VTC16 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any rehabilitation or convalescent care.
VTC17 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to dental or cosmetic surgery.
VTC18 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to naturopathic or holistic treatment.
VTC19 Benefits are not payable for costs that exceed the reasonable and customary rate for the area where the treatment or services are being performed.
VTC20 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to treatment or services that contravene, or are prohibited by legislation under a provincial or territorial hospital/ medical plan.
VTC21 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any loss incurred in a city, region, or country when, prior to the effective date, the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development of the Canadian Government issued a written warning to avoid all travel, or to avoid non-essential travel, to that city, region, or country.
VTC22 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any:
a) act of war; or
b) kidnapping; or
c) act of terrorism caused directly or indirectly by nuclear, chemical or biological means; or
d) riot, strike or civil commotion; or
e) unlawful visit in any country.
VTC23 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to any nuclear occurrence however caused.
VTC24 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to the participation by you, a family member or travelling companion in:
a) protests; or
b) armed forces activities; or
c) a commercial sexual transaction; or
d) the commission or attempted commission of any criminal offence; or
e) the contravention of any statutory law or regulation in the area where the loss occurred.
VTC25 Benefits are not payable for costs incurred due to being an occupant of an aircraft, either as passenger or crew, except while being transported under the terms of the Emergency Transportation or Emergency Return Home benefits, or while boarding or alighting from an aircraft.

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