Here is a simple guide to help you get the right medical attention if you need it.
Finding a part-time or casual job is a great way to make some extra cash and support yourself during your overseas study adventure.
There's a lot of confusion about when you should visit a doctor (GP), or call an ambulance to take you to the hospital emergency department.
Whether you’re an Aussie or here on a student visa, studying can be stressful. Maybe you’ve got too many assignments, an important exam coming up, or just feeling overwhelmed or homesick.
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You’ve chosen where you’re going to study, researched your student visa requirements, and decided on Medibank for your health insurance (good choice!), but what about your accommodation?
Medibank Extras cover can help with the costs of your glasses, teeth cleaning, physio and more.
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If you get sick or have an accident while in Australia, the medical bills can be quite expensive. But visitors from certain countries may be able to access Medicare, the Australian public health system. Read on to find out if you’re eligible.
Make sure you know when and how to make a specialist appointment, as well as what questions to ask along the way.
To help broaden your understanding, we've pulled together helpful resources for you to learn about Australia's rich history and vibrant culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.