What are the reasons so many Kiwis move to Australia?
Your country is beautiful and fabulous, your lifestyle good, the country is (fairly) politically stable.
Why leave all that?...
I want to visit Australia. The Great Barrier Reef and Sydney seems much more attractive. You think 1 week is enough time? If you were the director of the local tourism board, please tell me why an ...
I am planning to go abroad to Australia, but I'm not a "party girl" nor do I drink a lot. I am wondering if people are not going to hang out with me or start judging me because of it. ...
i`m scared about moving , making new friends and just fitting in any ideas ?
and to you ossies out there will people think i`m wierd because of my background life ? (read profile) ...
Kinda like around Sydney, Australia. I've always wanted to go there or maybe even live there and I wanted to know what kinda of food I would have to eat? Additional Details I live ...
i have herd of bindi the jungle girl is it good wat is it about and wat is the exat thing that happen to steve and wat is his familay doing now can you give me a good web site about steve and his ...
I'm heading out from the UK to oz on the 16th of feb till 31st of March. We decided we wanted to be different and go cairns to sydney rather than sydney to cairns. now i'm worried we'...
Why does Australia get such a bad wrap over our indigenous compared to the rest of the world.ie American indians so on and so on.Do some research on your answer first and please no air head off the ...
I am a Brit soon to be heading to Australia for a year. I will be signing up for "Medicare" as soon as I arrive. Shall I get more travel insurance? I only have a bag of old clothes which don't need insuring-if hospital treatment is covered on medicare than surely I don't need more. I don't have any insurance in the UK. I will be working. Any advice would be appreciated, cheers.
Does medicare cover repatriation if you need to come home (accident or illness)? If it does then OK but if it doesn't then you should really take out travel insurance. You don't have insurance in the UK because you live here, if you get injured then getting you home is not a problem. Getting you home from Australia is a bit more of an issue.
taggie
look at www.travelsupermarket.com ,travel insurance and see how much you can get it for and if you can afford it the you can decied
HB
You should always get travel insurance ...
ratrat1
Squaremouth is a comparison site that has UK and USA websites. You should try both as the American site can provide great cover for Brits also.
I honestly don't know what the best thing to do is - your travel insurance will cover other things like personal injury or lost baggage and possessions but I don't know if you'd be covered if you're working full time.
That said, if you wanted a cheap policy for peace of mind this place http://www.travelinsuranceweb.com is supposed to be the cheapest with a price gurantee if you find it cheaper anywhere else.
laplandfan
you would be crazy not to take out travel insurance too! Trust me you should take it. It covers unforseen things like death, flight delays, lost baggage, cost of your holiday if you should have to cancel!!!!
Suzieq
I used World nomads while I was travelling and they were fantastic.
BIG D
Don't take a chance. You never know.
I am in the CSMA and buy my travel insurance through Frizzell whom I reckon have to be at the top.
But you can use a comparison site like moneysupermarket.
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Sarcasma
Australia you need to pay for everything, so if you go to the doctor, it will cost $69, Medicare gives you $50 back. It is like that for everything. Doctors, dentists, physiotherapy. You pay and medicare give you some of it back. Travel insurance should cover the rest.
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