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Super Visa Insurance for
Patients with Diabetes

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Travel Safely to Canada-Even with Diabetes

Having diabetes shouldn't stop you from reuniting with your family in Canada. With the right preparation and health insurance, you can travel confidently and enjoy your visit.

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Staying Healthy While Travelling with Diabetes


  • Changes in diet, activity, and time zones can affect your blood glucose-check levels often.
  • Consult your physician before increasing activity or travel; your routine may need adjustments.
  • Wash hands frequently with soap and water.
  • Protect your feet-avoid going barefoot and watch for hot surfaces.
  • Keep immunization records up-to-date.

Medication and Supplies


  • Pack twice the amount of medication and supplies you expect to need, in case of delays.
  • Carry snacks, glucose gel, or tablets in case of low blood glucose.
  • Keep your health insurance card and emergency numbers (including your doctor's) handy.
  • Plan for time zone changes so you know when to take your medication.
  • If you use insulin, bring a glucagon emergency kit.
  • For medication and travel-health planning, consult your doctor or pharmacist before travel.

On the Road and In the Air


  • Move around every hour or two to reduce the risk of blood clots.
  • Pack smaller portions of healthy snacks and bottled water.
  • Keep all diabetes supplies in your carry-on luggage; keep medications and snacks at your seat.
  • For flights: request diabetic or low-fat meals in advance, and wait for your meal before taking insulin.
  • If the airline doesn't offer a meal, bring your own.
  • When drawing insulin on a plane, do not inject air into the bottle due to cabin pressure.

Super Visa Insurance Requirements


  • Must be issued by a Canadian insurance company
  • Valid for at least one year from your date of entry
  • Covers healthcare, hospitalization, and repatriation (return to home country if needed)
  • Minimum $100,000 coverage (higher amounts available)
  • Some plans cover pre-existing conditions like diabetes, but this often requires a stability period (varies by insurer and plan)
  • Always read your policy and consult your advisor to understand definitions, exclusions, and eligibility

Why Proper Insurance Matters


Hospitalization in Canada can exceed $3,000 per day, and air ambulance costs can be tens of thousands. The right insurance eases your financial burden and gives you peace of mind.

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Travel safely to Canada with confidence-even if you have diabetes. With the right Super Visa Insurance and proper planning, managing diabetes doesn't have to stand in the way of visiting your loved ones. Reliable coverage helps protect you during your stay, so you can focus on enjoying time with family and creating lasting memories.
Disclaimer: Information on this page is for general guidance only and not a substitute for professional advice. Please consult a licensed Punjab Insurance advisor for personalized recommendations.