A potential Canada Post mail disruption may begin as early as May 22, 2025. To avoid delays in receiving your claims reimbursements, renewal notices, or important documents, please ensure you’re registered for the Member Portal and enable direct deposit. Learn more here.
We are temporarily experiencing high volumes of calls and claims processing for non-automated claims types may take three weeks or longer. Click here to see the list of claims that immediately process when you submit online. Use our convenient call-back feature, which allows you to hold your place in the queue and receive a call back – available up to 3:30 p.m., email us through our Contact Us form, or access member self-serve resources online. Thank you for your patience.
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Vaccination does not affect travel insurance coverage. Emergency Medical Care coverage covers each insured person up to $5,000,000 per trip, regardless of whether the person is vaccinated or not, as long as they meet the pre-existing condition requirements. For example, if you were diagnosed with or had symptoms of COVID-19 prior to the effective date of your contract, you will not be covered for this illness.
