11/07/2022 | 2171 Views
Who pays for your hospital treatment?
OSHCstudents - Healthcare can be expensive, especially if you need to fund hospital treatment. Find out what options you have to pay for your treatments.
11/07/2022 | 2171 Views
08/07/2022 | 1100 Views
What should you consider when choosing a hospital in Australia?
OSHCstudents - There are lots of things to take into consideration when choosing a hospital, and some of it can be quite confusing. We will make it easier for you by this article.
04/07/2022 | 3628 Views
What type of hospitals are there in Australia?
OSHCstudents - In Australia, there are two main categories of hospital services that you can access: public and private, with several subsets that sit under each category. Read more to understand your hospital choices.
01/07/2022 | 2117 Views
Things you should know about waiting periods
OSHCstudents - What is a waiting period? Why are there waiting periods? We will help you answer these questions.
27/06/2022 | 2902 Views
What’s the difference between Deductible and Copayment?
OSHCstudents - Health insurance deductibles and copayments are both types of cost-sharing, which refers to the way health insurance companies split the cost of your health care with you. So, what's the difference between deductible and copayment?
24/06/2022 | 3546 Views
What is an inpatient? What is an outpatient?
If you’ve ever needed treatment in hospital, you might have heard the words ‘inpatient’ or ‘outpatient’. See below for details.
13/06/2022 | 3801 Views
Visa subclass 485 (Temporary Graduate) and OSHC
If you hold a valid Student visa at the time you apply for the Subclass 485 visa, you will already be covered under an Overseas Student Health Cover policy as a condition of your Student visa requirement. Your existing OSHC is considered acceptable health insurance at the time you lodge your 485 visa application and you should submit evidence of this with your visa application.
26/07/2021 | 2972 Views
Australia secures 85 million Pfizer vaccines as booster shots
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has confirmed Australia has secured 85 million Pfizer vaccines as booster shots that will start next year.
27/04/2021 | 2515 Views
Victorian government unveils plan to bring international students back
One state could start to accept more than 100 international student arrivals per week under a grand plan to reignite the economy.
15/04/2021 | 2557 Views
What to do when you graduate – your options for staying in Australia
You may be reaching towards the end of your studies, or have already graduated from your studies in Australia. All of those years of hard work have paid off, but what do you want to do now?
16/11/2020 | 3861 Views
After birth and new born baby: what should you know?
The first day of your new baby’s life is thrilling and exhausting for both of you
03/11/2020 | 5769 Views
Checkups, scans and tests during pregnancy
As part of your antenatal care you will be offered a number of check-ups, tests and scans. Some tests are offered to every woman as part of normal antenatal care in Australia.
