Studying Abroad

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25/07/2018 | 4318 Views

How to make friends with the locals while studying abroad

OSHC Students - One of the best and most rewarding things you can do while studying abroad is to make friends with the locals in your city.

29/06/2018 | 3468 Views

How to Plan Your Job Hunt After Studying Abroad

OSHC Students - Studying abroad brings great potential for future careers. However, coming out of college and jumping head-on into a competitive job market feels a bit intimidating. Now is the time to create your job search strategy and think about how to best take advantage of your experiences through studying abroad.

08/06/2018 | 2879 Views

4 Common Things to Avoid While Studying Abroad

OSHC Students - Once you’ve made the decision of studying abroad, you need to prepare for all potential scenarios you may encounter. Sure, there are lots of positive experiences waiting for you, but it’s also easy to find yourself feeling helpless during your new adventure.

11/05/2018 | 4281 Views

Why studying abroad is a real game changer

OSHC Students - IT'S a tough decision to make: you’re set on a field you’d love to pursue, but do you study in your home country, or do you go abroad?

05/05/2018 | 3554 Views

Top Mistakes To Avoid When Studying Abroad

OSHC Students - So you're leaving to study abroad! You are about to have the time of your life — your friends back home are so jealous — and you are going to do this up right!

02/05/2018 | 5757 Views

How to protect your valuables while studying abroad

OSHC Students - What’s one of the worst feelings in the world? The one you get when you realize that your wallet’s been stolen. And another? The feeling you get in the pit of your stomach when you see that your iPhone screen cracked. Ugh. The worst.

24/04/2018 | 3464 Views

Studying Abroad: What to Expect

OSHCstudents – Studying abroad can be a daunting experience for those who don’t know what to expect. I have travelled to different countries since I was 16 years old, and my...

I trust Allianz Care since it is one of the largest insurance companies in Australia, with the medical centres where I only have to pay for what is left from insurance support. (no need to claim later). Besides, those centres are located at the centre of the city, close to schools. Very convenient, right? Credits to Allianz Care for providing reliable medical centres for health check and treatments.

Baek Ah Yeon | University of Queensland

I’ve been living with homestay family for 2 years. I’m now 19, I can move out but I don’t want to leave my host, who has become my family. It feels like I’ve met my second family. Thanks OSHCstudents for sending me to this homestay!

Ariella Pei | University of Canberra

I realised how important insurance was when I started living in Australia. There I switched to using Allianz Care instead of the previous service. Allianz Care is extraordinarily good in its consulting service and customer care. I’ve learned a lot about Australian health care, also I was consulted with mental issues and how to live a healthy lifestyle. I am very happy now.

Chatchawat Paton | Torrent University

Having lived in Australia for 2 years, I’ve been reliant on AHM OSHC to pay for my health care, which supports me for other expenses. Last year, I sent my claim requests for several times and always received the claims within two days. Everything is easy, fast and simple.

Phuong Anh | Victoria University

Thanks to Allianz Care, every time I claimed my medical receipts it processed much more quickly and easily than I expected. I was initially a bit concerned since Allianz Care is more expensive than other insurance companies, but now I can ensure that it is totally worth the money.

Xiaoyu Cheng | Monash University

My homestay was very comfortable and convenient. My host was really kind. He showed me where to shop, which buses to catch, where the nearest train station is, to get off at which station so that I wouldn’t be taken to another suburb. Travelling was easy since the place was close to public transports. It only took 30 minutes to get to my college, actually I could go anywhere easily!

Emma | Macquarie University

When told that I was going to live with an Italian family, I was pretty nervous and doubted whether or not they could speak English well as the local people? Yet it was no longer a problem when I saw them. They knew the problems of people who first came to Australia and always tried to help me. I learned so many things about both Australian and Italian culture and enjoyed tasty Italian meals every time. Awesome!

Jing Zhang | Griffith University