Recommended Tours And Travel Periods For Super Visa Holders

Upon reading the title, you may wonder if there are travel and geographical restrictions imposed on Super Visa holders

. You be happy to know that this is not the case. Super Visas are issued to the parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens. It therefore makes sense to assume that most of these visitors are already in their senior years. Recall that this is the main reason why applicants for these visas are required to have Super Visa insurance in the first place.

As foreigners visiting the country, they will not have access to the healthcare benefits that citizens enjoy. Therefore, it is important to know the best times for elders to visit Canada, as well as the places they are likely to enjoy the most. Below are some suggestions.

Months to Visit

Since Super Visas give parents and grandparents up to two years at a time to stay with their families in Canada, they should plan to here for the summer months of June through August. These are the warmest months of the year, although officially the summer season ends on September 21. If their stay extends into winter, they need to have appropriate clothes for the cold season. The coldest months are December through February.

However, visitors shouldn't base their travel itinerary on the seasons alone. The geographic location of planned destinations should also be considered. For instance, spring comes earlier in coastal regions of British Colombia. Snow in Vancouver is usually gone by early February.

Warmest Cities

Central and eastern cities generally have warmer summer climates than major western cities. It is just as well that the capital city of Ottawa in Ontario belongs in this category since it is a popular destination with visitors. The other major eastern cities, Toronto (also in Ontario) and Montreal in Quebec also enjoy warm, humid weather during the summer. Parents and grandparents of an advanced age should be fine with the temperature in these cities and their surrounding areas.

Ideal Retreats for Winter

While Ontario and Quebec may be the warmest places in the summer, they are amongst the coldest during the winter (even if they do have shorter winters than cities on the prairies). Once the cold seasons starts setting in, it would be best for visiting parents and grandparents to move to the west coast.

Vancouver and Victoria have the warmest winters, averaging daily temperatures of 3.9oC and 5.5oC respectively. Calgary and the lower areas in the Rockies are also ideal because there isn't much snowfall. In addition, southern Alberta is the recipient of warm Chinook winds which sometimes provide balmy winter temperatures.

Super Visa holders who are not used to Canadian winters should not let the cold weather spoil their stay with their families. Two years together is a short period of time for many; and some will not even be able to stay for those two full years. Even with a visitors health being an important factor in planning itineraries, Canadians should be able to make the most out of their time together with their visiting parents and grandparents.

by: Corvin Holmes

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