International students can easily access and refer to information about OSHC insurance quickly online, 100% free.

This is also a service that can be registered and paid for online conveniently and flexibly, without having to go through any university

Issuing insurance certificates quickly, to support international students to apply for visas in time.

Providing necessary information before departing to Australia such as OSHC policy, how to get a membership card, understanding the Australian Health Care System, finding health care clinics and contacting the nearest OSHC office.

24/7 support service, with a closed group of OSHCstudents always ready to support students at any time.

Medical services provided by a local doctor and general practitioner in Australia
Out-of-hospital medical treatment
In-hospital treatment
Prescription drugs
Ambulance services

The cost of OSHC depends on the type of insurance you choose, with different levels, such as single, couple and family insurance, which have different services and prices.

The minimum cost of OSHC is $452/year for a single person, $2,332/year for a couple and $3,555/year for family insurance.

It is important to note that this is a mandatory fee for international students to apply for an Australian student visa.

OSHC is committed to providing the same coverage as Australians receive from Medicare (the public health system for Australian citizens and permanent residents).

In addition, OSHC will help international students access private hospital and day surgery, emergency ambulance services, pharmaceutical benefits, with specific information as follows:

1. Out-of-hospital medical treatment

Medical services provided by a general practitioner (customers will receive the full (100%) cost as listed in the Medicare-MBS Schedule of Benefits).

All other medical services such as general health checks and X-rays (including health care specialists), up to 85% of the cost as listed in the MBS.

2. General hospital examination and treatment

Hospital examination and treatment: 85% of the cost as listed in the MBS.

3. Public Hospital Charges

Public Hospital: Customers are entitled to general hospital or private accommodation in a hospital hostel, day care, emergency and post-operative services for patients and outpatients.

Charges are charged in accordance with the State and Territory health. authority responsible for services charged to a patient who is not an Australian citizen or permanent resident.

4. Private Hospital Charges

Private Hospital/Registered Day Hospital Facility: 100% of the cost of all insurable charges covered by the contracted hospital with a minimum of a general ward hospital.

5. Prescription Medicines

For any medicine prescribed by a doctor, customers will receive 100% of the cost as prescribed under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme-PBS

Up to a maximum of $50 for any prescribed item.

Maximum $300 per member per year.

Maximum $600 per family member, $300 per person.

6. Ambulance

Ambulance services: 100% of the cost of transport when this service is required for an emergency.

7. Cosmetic surgery

Surgical implants: 100% of the cost of items listed in the Australian Prosthetics List as regulated by the Australian Federal Government.

Dental treatment.
Optical care.
Services provided by a physiotherapist, osteopath, chiropractor, naturopath or any other ancillary service.
Prosthetic surgery not considered medically necessary Prosthetic surgery is not required
Assisted reproductive health program.
Treatment of pregnancy within the first 12 months of your arrival in Australia.
Treatment of any pre-existing condition within the first 12 months of your arrival in Australia.
Medicines not prescribed by a doctor or not listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Hospital medical services for any treatment not listed on the Medicare Benefits Schedule.
Medicines, or other treatments not prescribed by a doctor or not listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.