Tag: international-students

Booking a free consultation with an Australian study abroad agent can kickstart your education journey, but not all sessions are equal. Learn what questions to ask, how to spot hidden agendas, and how to compare agents to find the right fit for your budget, visa pathway, and university goals.

Are free consultations with Australian education agents worth your time? This 2,200-word guide breaks down what international students should ask, how agents are regulated under MARA and the ESOS Act, and how to use a first meeting to compare universities, visa pathways, and OSHC health cover — without any pressure or hidden fees.

2027 OSHC buying guide for international students in Australia. Compare buying through UNILINK platform with Flywire checkout vs direct insurer purchase. Coverage comparison across all five registered OSHC providers.

A midwife made nearly 200 false claims and pocketed $100,000 meant for her employer. This case highlights serious vulnerabilities in Australia's healthcare billing system. For international students holding OSHC, it's a stark reminder to stay vigilant, understand claims processes, and recognise fraud red flags before your cover is affected.

A complete guide to OSHC health insurance for international students in Australia. Learn what OSHC covers, how much it costs, how to compare providers, and tips to avoid common mistakes when choosing your health cover for your student visa.

Does Medicare cover international students and temporary visa holders in Australia? Learn exactly what Medicare covers under reciprocal health care agreements, how it works with OSHC, who is eligible, and the 5 most common misunderstandings about Australia's public health system for non-residents.

China's drug regulator has approved a surge of locally developed innovative medicines, from CAR-T therapies to bispecific antibodies, amid a vibrant biotech boom. This article explores how the approval wave accelerates treatment options for international students and global health insurance policyholders, examines key new drugs, and explains what these approvals mean for overseas student health cover (OSHC) and future medical access.