• Study in Canada
Insurance Every Student Needs While Studying in Canada
- 1853 Reads
- 3 min Read
Studying in Canada involves a lot of factors to be looked upon. Out of which, the most important for a student is to take insurance. The student should consider three kinds of insurances; travel insurance, provincial healthinsurance in Canada and private health insurance. Insurance plans act as a saviour when any mishap occurs with the student that could include damage to essential things in transit, any physical injury during travel, unexpected accidents or theft. It protects the student in case of any crisis, and as it said, prevention is better than cure; its essential to be safe rather than wait for a problem to occur.
Types of Insurance students need to have before leaving
1. Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is necessary when planning long journeys and for the students going for higher education in a foreign country. Theres a lot of important stuff that a student carries, including laptops, mobile phones, expensive items, clothes, etc., that needs to be guarded, and any loss to these items can cause a hole in your pocket. It could be wearisome for the student to bear the loss alone. So, having travel insurance provides the student with certain monetary benefits.
It would be best to plan travel insurance with higher coverage to cover all the crises to enjoy maximum benefits. Such a policy will include:
Coverage for your things
Coverage for any accidental injury and unforeseen illnesses
Twenty-four-hour emergency services and help
Coverage for lost, damaged or stolen assets like expensive accessories, baggage, documents, cameras, etc.
Coverage during cancellations of hotel bookings, flight, and other transportation bookings in any unavoidable events like a sudden illness, death in the family, or some other emergencies where you may need to cancel the trip
2. Provincial Health Care
The provincial health care system in Canada includes basic and preventive medical services for international students. Some services arent included in the plan, viz. dental care, vision care, prescription medications and some diagnostic testing services.
But services like hospitalization for several days are partially covered. Stay at the hospital for a very long time could be expensive and not covered under this policy, so its advisable to go for Private Health Insurance in Canada.
3. Private Health Insurance
To have private health insurance is all the more beneficial for an international student as it offers better health services. Provincial Health insurance depends upon the province you are staying in, and it does not work in another province. Every plan varies from region to region. And when you need medical assistance in other provinces, a private health insurance plan is the best option to go for. It covers the cost of staying at the hospital, prescription drugs, dental expenses, private hospital rooms, ambulance services, etc. International students should have private health insurance in Canada; it is a great help in any medical emergencies. A student is fully secured under this plan.
Choosing insurance plans could be confusing, so its better to take guidance from experts. Canam Consultants will help you choose among the different plans and suggest what is best for you.
Get great articles direct to your inbox
The latest news, articles, and resources, sent straight to your inbox every month.
Popular Universities to Study Abroad
World class education waiting for you.
Global University Systems (GUS) - The University of Law - London Bloomsbury Campus
England, UK • 54 Programmes
Tuition Fee : GBP 11000-17000 / year
Holmes Institute - Melbourne Campus
Victoria, Australia • 7 Programmes
Tuition Fee : AUD 19500-65000 / year
Global University Systems (GUS) - Medical University of the Americas
Other/Any where, USA • 3 Programmes
Tuition Fee : USD 28000-29000 / year
College of The Rockies - Invermere Campus
British Columbia, Canada • 1 Programmes
Tuition Fee : CAD 19000-19500 / year
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences - Munich Campus
Bavaria, Germany • 5 Programmes
Tuition Fee : EUR 12240-12240 / year
Popular English Language Proficiency Exams
Blogs and Articles
Curated content to keep you updated on the latest education trends, news and more.
Updated on • Jan 15,2025 04:40 PM IST • Study in Canada
IELTS Reading Practice Tests 2025: Reading Passage and Sample Questions
Updated on • Jan 15,2025 04:14 PM IST • IELTS
IELTS Letter Writing Topics 2025
Updated on • Jan 15,2025 04:12 PM IST • IELTS
PTE Exam Centers in India 2025: Check City Wise PTE Exam Centers
Updated on • Jan 15,2025 04:03 PM IST • PTE
Updated on • Jan 14,2025 05:49 PM IST • Study in Germany
February Intake in Australia: Timeline, Courses, Universities, Deadlines & More
Updated on • Jan 14,2025 10:33 AM IST • Australia
Scholarships to Study in Ireland
Updated on • Jan 10,2025 05:28 PM IST • Ireland
Canada IELTS band requirements 2025
Updated on • Jan 10,2025 05:10 PM IST • IELTS
What makes Australia a preferred study destination for Indians?
Updated on • Jan 10,2025 11:25 AM IST • Australia
PTE Accepted Universities in Australia
Updated on • Jan 10,2025 11:07 AM IST • PTE
Cheapest MBA in UK for International Students
Updated on • Jan 09,2025 04:39 PM IST • UK
How to Choose a Study Abroad Destination?
Updated on • Jan 09,2025 04:32 PM IST • Study Abroad
Updated on • Jan 07,2025 05:36 PM IST • Study Abroad
Top Free Education Countries for Indian Students
Updated on • Jan 06,2025 11:43 AM IST • International Students
September/Fall Intake Canada 2025: Timeline, Universities & Admission Requirements
Updated on • Jan 03,2025 05:27 PM IST • Study in Canada
Updated on • Jan 02,2025 04:35 PM IST • Study in Canada
Exams Required to Study in USA
Updated on • Dec 31,2024 12:44 PM IST • USA
Updated on • Dec 31,2024 12:39 PM IST • USA
Most Affordable Universities in USA
Updated on • Dec 27,2024 03:55 PM IST • USA
Life in Canada as an Indian Student
Updated on • Dec 26,2024 05:50 PM IST • Study in Canada
Related Blogs and Articles
A little effort to provide an authentic and reliable content for keen readers!!
Updated on • 15-01-2025 • Study in Canada
September/Fall Intake Canada 2025: Timeline, Universities & Admission Requirements
Updated on • 03-01-2025 • Study in Canada
Updated on • 02-01-2025 • Study in Canada
Life in Canada as an Indian Student
Updated on • 26-12-2024 • Study in Canada
Timeline for Winter (January) Intake in Canada 2025
Updated on • 21-12-2024 • Study in Canada
Updated on • 05-12-2024 • Study in Canada
Best Cities to Study in Canada
Updated on • 21-11-2024 • Study in Canada
Bachelor of Architecture in Canada
Updated on • 13-11-2024 • Study in Canada
Job Opportunities in Canada for Indians: Salaries, Best Job Sites & More
Updated on • 09-10-2024 • Study in Canada
Canada Study Visa - Fee, Requirements, How to Apply & More
Updated on • 05-10-2024 • Study in Canada
Study intakes in Canada - Fall, Winter & Summer
Updated on • 03-10-2024 • Study in Canada
Letter of Recommendation (LOR) for Canada: University Requirements, Sample and Writing Tips
Updated on • 26-09-2024 • Study in Canada
New Rules & Regulations in Canada for International Students
Updated on • 31-08-2024 • Study in Canada
Public Transportation in Canada for International students
Updated on • 29-08-2024 • Study in Canada
Healthcare in Canada for international students
Updated on • 27-08-2024 • Study in Canada
Courses in Canada for International Students
Updated on • 10-08-2024 • Study in Canada
Top PG diploma Colleges in Canada - Courses, Eligibility & More
Updated on • 06-08-2024 • Study in Canada
Pros & Cons of Studying in Canada
Updated on • 31-07-2024 • Study in Canada
Updated on • 27-07-2024 • Study in Canada
Part-time Jobs in Canada for International Students
Updated on • 20-07-2024 • Study in Canada