Flights — Bringing Family Together, Both Ways
Whether you're flying your parents or grandparents to Canada on a Super Visa, or heading home to India yourself, flight booking for our community comes with a few extra layers most generic travel sites don't cover — visa-compliant insurance, senior-friendly routing, and timing around visa processing. I handle all of it, so you don't have to piece it together yourself between work and everything else.
What I help with:
- Booking flights timed correctly around Super Visa or visitor visa approval
- Comparing direct vs. connecting routes from Toronto to Delhi, Mumbai, Amritsar, and other major Indian cities
- Arranging mandatory Super Visa medical insurance that meets IRCC requirements
- Senior-friendly options: wheelchair assistance, extra legroom, shorter layovers
- Multi-city bookings when family is visiting from more than one region
Common questions:
When should I book flights for my parents' Super Visa trip? Once your Super Visa is approved, timing your parents' flights around insurance start dates and season pricing makes a real difference in cost. I can help you plan this the moment your approval comes through — reach out and I'll map it out with you.
What insurance do my parents need to fly on a Super Visa? Super Visa insurance has specific minimum coverage requirements set by IRCC. I work with insurance partners who understand these requirements and can get your parents properly covered before departure.
Is it cheaper to book direct or connecting flights to India? It depends on the season and route — sometimes connecting through the Gulf carriers is significantly cheaper, sometimes direct is worth the premium for comfort, especially for older travellers. I'll show you the real options rather than just the cheapest one.