#Overseas Student Health Cover

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Comprehensive Guide to Australia Student Visa Requirements

To study in Australia, it's important to meet all the Australia student visa requirements for a smooth visa process. The key to applying for a Student Visa (Subclass 500) includes having documents like a valid passport, proof of financial capability, and evidence of English language proficiency (such as IELTS). You'll also need an Electronic Confirmation of Enrollment (eCOE) from an Australian institution, and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). The process involves submitting several documents, preparing for interviews, and understanding visa timelines.

For a detailed guide on all the necessary steps, visit the Australia Student Visa Requirements page.

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Everything to Know About Student Health Insurance while Studying Abroad

Studying abroad is a life-changing experience, offering opportunities for personal and academic growth. However, it also brings with it the responsibility of managing various aspects of daily life, including healthcare. International student health insurance plays a crucial role in ensuring you have access to quality healthcare services while pursuing your education in a foreign country. In this guide, we'll explore the importance of international student health insurance and provide tips on how to navigate this essential aspect of your academic journey.

Understanding International Student Health Insurance

International student health insurance is a specialized insurance plan designed to provide coverage for healthcare expenses while studying abroad. It typically includes a range of benefits such as medical consultations, hospitalization, prescription medications, and emergency care. The goal is to ensure that you have access to necessary medical services without incurring exorbitant costs.

Key Points to Consider:

Mandatory Requirement: Many countries and universities require international students to have health insurance as a condition of enrollment. Be sure to check the specific requirements of your host country and institution.

Comprehensive Coverage: Look for insurance plans that offer comprehensive coverage, including both routine medical care and emergency services. Comprehensive plans can help you address various health needs, from minor illnesses to serious medical emergencies.

In-Network Providers: Check if the insurance plan has a network of preferred healthcare providers. Visiting in-network doctors and hospitals can often result in lower out-of-pocket expenses.

Pre-Existing Conditions: Understand how the insurance plan handles pre-existing medical conditions. Some plans may exclude coverage for these conditions, so it's essential to know what is covered and what is not.

Cost and Premiums: Consider the cost of the insurance premiums and the coverage provided. Look for a plan that fits your budget while offering adequate protection.

Coverage Duration: Ensure that your insurance coverage aligns with your study period, including any optional practical training (OPT) or post-graduation grace periods.

Travel Coverage: If you plan to travel during your studies, check if your insurance plan provides coverage outside your host country. This can be particularly important if you explore neighboring countries during breaks.

Claim Process: Familiarize yourself with the claim process and documentation requirements. Knowing how to file a claim can save you time and stress in case of a medical emergency.

Tips for Navigating International Student Health Insurance:

Research Early: Start researching health insurance options well before your departure date. This allows you to make an informed decision and ensure you have coverage from day one.

Compare Plans: Consider multiple insurance providers and compare their plans. Pay attention to coverage limits, deductibles, and co-payments to find the plan that best suits your needs.

Consult Your University: Your university's international student office can provide guidance on health insurance requirements and may even offer recommendations for insurance providers.

Read the Policy: Carefully read the insurance policy documentation, including terms and conditions, to understand the scope of coverage and any exclusions.

Stay Informed: Keep your insurance information handy and know how to contact your insurance provider in case of an emergency.

Regular Check-Ups: Schedule regular check-ups and preventive care appointments to maintain your health and catch any potential issues early.

Emergency Preparedness: Familiarize yourself with local emergency numbers and medical facilities. Have a plan in place in case you need urgent medical attention.

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WIBTA for asking my flatmate to actually go halves in rent + pay on time and / or asking her to help pay utilities?

(Long one sorry)

So I(25 FTM) live in a 2 bedroom flat with my flatmate (>25F) and my cat (11F). I've been living in the flat for around 3 years with different flatmates, and only my name is on the lease. It's always been a 50/50 split for rent even though the rooms are different sizes (mine is the smaller room) which I rationalised for myself as paying a bit more because I have my cat and myself.

However my current flatmate has not been paying half the rent for the year+ she's lived here, which was annoying but I could manage (was only a $30 difference or so), but recently our rent has gone up a lot (like almost $300 a month) which means I've really had to reassess a lot of my spending (hard cause I don't spend a lot outside of absolute necessities). Now this might be assholey but the last time she paid rent (the new amount) it was a very small amount short of half (like less than a dollar) but I already have a lot of issues with the general living situation so kinda want to have the correct amount even if its barely short of 50%.

She often pays rent late (longest was close to 2 weeks, rent is monthly) , which I wouldn't mind if she gave me a heads up or apologised or something but she hasn't at all.

The other issue is that our utility costs are going up. Currently I cover electricity and internet 100% on my own. I was fine covering the internet cause I work from home and previous flatmates didn't, but I did previously go 50/50 with the electricity bill with other flatmates. I probs wouldn't try to push for her to pay 50/50, but maybe if she could pay the difference with the internet (~$10 /month)

Important context (maybe?):

I did not really know my current flatmate before she moved in so we have no established relationship or anything like that

I was desperate to fill the room after my previous flatmate moved for uni, because of this splitting of utilities was not properly discussed before she moved in

I work minimum wage and can't do a lot of hours because of a variety of health stuff / disabilities so my money situation is not great nor stable

She is an international student doing her PhD but money does not seem to be too big an issue for her eg. travelling overseas (not back to her home country), going to music festivals , buying pricey tech for herself, etc.

(again sorry for length, unfortunately I post too much of my cat on my blog to safely pay the cat tax while still being anon sorry)

So, WIBTA for asking my flatmate to actually go halves in rent + pay on time and / or asking her to help pay utilities?

What are these acronyms?

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The Vega Case 🦢

TW: Mentions of suicide, drug overdose, self-harm, harassment/bullying, and transphobia under the cut. Please proceed at your own risk.

Kamila Vega, Sam’s mother, is a sickly woman with many health conditions that are difficult to treat. Adam Vega, Sam’s father, is a prominent psychologist who finds himself working overseas to assist patients in critical mental conditions, bringing in money for his wife’s medical expenses. While both parents love and dote on Sam, they’re completely unaware of the abuse he faced that led him into the crimes he commits to this day.

Sam’s unstable behavior became a prominent issue in middle school (11-14) when he began exploring his sexual orientation and gender identity. This was also around the time his obsessive compulsions began toward a girl named Annie, who danced on his ballet team and befriended him. The other members of the group would consistently bully Sam over his stutter, gender dysphoria, and sexuality, which led to his severe depression and suicidal ideation. He resorted to self-harm at the age of twelve and has continued ever since.

Sam tried to commit suicide when he was thirteen after various videos and photos of him changing were leaked to the school by his ballet team. He overdosed on his mother’s acetaminophen by taking two times the prescribed dosage and was rushed to the hospital for treatment. He barely survived and was bedridden for several weeks.

Woodlyn’s Middle School department tried their best to cover up the incident and launched an anti-bullying program across their schools, hoping to please the students who were outraged by such cruel behavior from their peers. Despite this, there were no repercussions for the ballet team whatsoever.

After Sam returned to school (15-16), he was instantly recognized and befriended by the school’s most popular kid, Thomas. And although that prevented much of the bullying in school (considering Thomas and his friends would defend Sam), the harassment got even worse at the hands of his ballet team. All the girls, including Annie, were jealous of Sam’s relationship with Thomas and therefore caused them to lash out even harder than the last time.

They invited Sam over to a sleepover to “make things up to him” and “apologize.” In reality, they had conceived a plan to pressure him into suicide. After getting him drunk, they recorded themselves tormenting him in various ways and posted it all over social media. The following week when Sam went to school, he was berated by all his peers for the videos that were posted online. Not only did this include depictions of Sam’s nude body and drunk state of mind, but it also included his journal entries about the crush he had on Annie.

During lunch, Thomas decided to call out every last member of the ballet team for antagonizing Sam again. He embarrassed them by spreading their sex tapes around and each of their gynecologist’s examination notes. As if that wasn’t enough, Thomas also had their college scholarships taken away and permanently added cyberbullying onto their records to ensure they never got any place of employment. Seeing as their social lives were completely destroyed, three of the girls committed “suicide” less than a month later and the other three left the state entirely.

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Their junior year of high school, Sam and Thomas started dating. It lasted a solid year before Thomas blew it mostly by cheating and somewhat becoming too involved with the criminal organization his father ran. Despite their falling out, Sam still works under his wing sometimes. Unlike the others, Sam makes his crimes look as if they were suicides, leaving no trace of any sort of foul play.

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Top 5 countries that offer scholarships to International Students

Germany:

Germany is well known for providing a range of scholarship opportunities, such as the academically challenging DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) scholarships. Numerous academic fields, such as engineering, the sciences, the arts, and the social sciences, offer scholarships. Heidelberg University, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, the Technical University of Munich, and other universities are well-known for their scholarship programs.

United States:

For overseas students pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees, the US provides a wide range of scholarships. Notable scholarships include those offered by universities, Fulbright, and Hubert H. Humphrey. Scholarships are available in a variety of subjects, such as business, social sciences, humanities, and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). Some prestigious universities with noteworthy scholarship programs are the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Stanford University, and Harvard University.

United Kingdom:

Numerous scholarships are offered by the UK, including the Gates Cambridge Scholarship, the Chevening Scholarship, and the Commonwealth Scholarships. There are scholarships offered in a number of fields, such as business, engineering, science, and the arts. Scholarship opportunities are well-known at Imperial College London, the University of Cambridge, and the University of Oxford.

Australia:

Australian universities, including the Australian National University, the University of Melbourne, and the University of Sydney, are well-known for their scholarship programs. Other scholarships available to international students in Australia include the Australia Awards, the Endeavour Scholarships, and university-specific scholarships.

Canada:

International students can apply for several scholarships offered by Canada, such as the Trudeau Foundation Scholarship, provincial scholarships, and the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship. Numerous subjects are covered by scholarships, such as technology, social sciences, environmental studies, and health sciences. Scholarship opportunities are acknowledged at McGill University, the University of British Columbia, and the University of Toronto.

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Could you do 5C for my OC, Jason Cunningham, from The White Winds?

Jason is a student at Wharton Academy and is part of Alan Tracy's and Fermat Hackenbacker's posse there. He's lanky, with short-cropped red hair, brown eyes, and a crap ton of freckles on his pale face. His parents are with the World Health Organization (IIRC) and are usually overseas. His grandfather has power of attorney and custody while his parents are away.

The reason I asked for 5C is the scenes where Jason is being teased by Sable de la Croix, a dishwasher assistant in Wharton's cafeteria. Her usual question is "How's it hanging, Red?" and Jason has no idea how to respond!

A quote:

Jason's stricken face first drained of color, then flushed redder than before. He shook his head once and fled from the tray return as quickly as he could without running. Joining his friends in the lobby, he pressed a hand to his face, sliding it down his cheek, and moaning, "Oh, God. Why does she pick on me?"

"Because you blush so prettily?" Kay offered, grinning.

"Because you get this deer-in-headlights look?" Alan commented, holding back a laugh with difficulty.

"Because your mouth moves like a fish's?" A.J. demonstrated what he meant by pursing his lips into a tight "O" and rapidly opening and closing them.

"Oh, God. Do I really do all that?" Jason moaned again, covering his face with both hands and shaking his head.

So, could you do him? Thanks so much for offering!

It's taken suuuuuuper long for me to get to this so thank you so much for your patience!!

Jason was so much fun to draw, and I was immediately stricken by how much personality he has! Plus I love a character who's Alan friend <333

I dressed him in my own take on the Wharton uniform and recreated that little scene with Sable :D Hope you like it!

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How to prepare yourself to study abroad:

Studying abroad is a new and enriching experience, but it can make you feel unprepared and overwhelmed. Having your research right is crucial to prepare for your new journey to study overseas. Therefore, here are a few things to add to your list when preparing to study abroad:

Learn about the country and university:

Being aware of the culture and lifestyle you will be surrounded by will make it easier to settle in. Learn about the various cultural and social events the university holds to help the students make connections and learn about the new country's culture. 

Documentation:

Having the documents prepared and safe that might be required for your travel will make it easier to look for them when needed. Some important documents are a valid passport, student visa, university admission letter, financial statements and health insurance. Keep the papers ready in case of requirements. 

Language proficiency:

Practise being fluent in the country's primary language, as it will make it easier for you to communicate and make connections. Take up courses and tests that help you prove your fluency. Also, learn about the courses that the university provides to their international students to help them become fluent in the language and make it an enjoyable experience.

Finances:

Learn about the various financial aid options available, such as student scholarships, student loans, grants and part-time work opportunities in the new country. Make a realistic budget that includes the fixed and varied costs, for example, monthly rent, grocery, data chargers and much more. This helps you estimate the amount you will spend and how much you can save for emergencies.

Accommodation:

Having a secure accommodation before leaving for the semester will ensure security when reaching a new country. You can consider various options, such as on or off-campus student accommodations; however, consider the location, cost and amenities it provides.

Health insurance:

You need to submit proof of your health insurance for your student visa. Research all the policies available in your host country, consider the ones that can cover all your medical expenses and emergencies, and choose the one that best fits your requirements.

Adaptability:

Knowing the new customs, food and lifestyle you will be surrounded by will make adapting easier. Participate in various social and cultural events, which will allow you to make new connections.

Having your things to start your new journey can be hassle-free by considering documentation, finances, and accommodation. Also, researching the unique culture and language will make it easier for you to adapt and make it a memorable experience.

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The Forest (AU) | Steve & Yongguk

What kind of organization holds a Boy Scout convention overseas? Yongguk just had to draw the short straw and be the one to escort the student to the special convention since he won some sort of contest for their city. Yongguk was just a home eco teacher, never even leaving his hometown let alone the country. With a sigh, he could feel the sweat beads on his forehead. Not only was he in charge of the kid’s safety he also had to keep his nerves in check. Can’t freak out in front of the kid. He looked over to the child sitting next to him who was already engrossed in the book he was reading like they weren’t flying in a metal tube in the sky.

Yongguk might be tall and had muscles but that was because health and working out were his hobbies, never being in a fight a day in his life. He took a deep breath trying to relax. Maybe he can try and sleep, the dark airplane helping since it was already dark outside. They still had a couple of hours anyways. 

He released his death grip on the armrest but it didn’t last long, the whole aircraft jostled shooting up his heart rate. Turbulence it’s fine, he read about it before taking the trip it usually didn’t last long according to the articles. But it didn’t, it only got rougher, things rattled in the overhead bins, people's voices trying to figure out what was going on, and the feel of hands wrapping around his arm. He looked down at the kid Christopher was looking at Yongguk terrified. He was almost sure she shared the same look. Before he could even offer any words of comfort ear-shattering scream “The wing!” 

came from just next to them, looking out the window he saw flames and wires coming out of where the wing should be. 

In a split second shit went down, the plane dropping out of the sky taking his heart with him and almost his stomach contents. He felt like he was floating, the noises and screams going on around him weren’t registering to him, it was silent, and he didn’t even recognize the unnatural high pitch scream ripping through his own throat. 

His mind was blank, frozen in shock before it all went dark. 

He was jolted awake, thinking it was a nightmare the aches in his body not registering in his mind neither was the chaos going on around him. He looked down for Christopher but he was gone. Panicked he tried to get up but that’s when everything came crashing back down to him. The plane crash sounds, the eerie silence going on around him now in contrast to what felt like seconds ago. 

Finally getting the damn seat belt off to stand up but his body tumbled to the ground the pain shooting up his body, groaning in pain he used his arms to crawl into the aisle. That’s when he saw Christopher being held by a strange man, a man covered in blood? At first, relief washed over him but as the strange man turned and began to walk away while holding the child in his arms Yongguk tried to follow “Hey!” His voice was strangled and horsed but he tried his best to yell before the pain in his body overcame him and everything went dark again.

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Studying overseas gives students a once-in-a-lifetime chance to pursue academic greatness, acquire global views, and encounter different cultures. Still, among all the thrills and adventure, your health and safety should be the first concern. One of the most important components of this readiness for students studying overseas is health insurance.

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Your Pathway to an Australian Education: Simplifying the Study Visa Process

Australia has emerged as one of the top destinations for international students, offering high-quality education, a diverse cultural environment, and excellent career opportunities. However, before you can begin your academic journey in Australia, you must navigate the Australian student visa process. For many, this process can feel daunting, but with the right information and preparation, it can be a smooth and straightforward experience. This guide will help simplify the steps involved in obtaining your Australian study visa, ensuring you have all the details to embark on your pathway to success.

Why Choose Australia for Your Education?

Australia boasts an impressive higher education system, with globally ranked universities such as the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne, and the Australian National University. With a focus on innovation, research, and employability, Australian institutions provide a world-class academic experience across various disciplines like business, engineering, healthcare, and environmental sciences.

In addition to academic excellence, students benefit from a vibrant cultural life, safe living conditions, and the opportunity to work part-time during their studies, making it a financially viable option for many international students.

But before you pack your bags, let’s talk about the most critical step — obtaining your Australian study visa.

Understanding the Australian Student Visa (Subclass 500)

The Australian student visa falls under the Subclass 500 category. This visa allows international students to study full-time in a recognized education institution in Australia. The visa is typically granted for the duration of your academic course, plus additional time to travel or prepare for further studies. You can also work up to 48 hours per fortnight during your studies, allowing you to balance your education with part-time employment.

Key Benefits of the Subclass 500 Visa:

Study in Australia for up to 5 years, depending on your course.

Work part-time (up to 48 hours per fortnight) during your studies.

Include family members, such as a spouse or children, in your application.

Travel in and out of Australia as often as you like during your visa period.

Eligibility Criteria for the Australian Student Visa

Before applying for a study visa, you need to meet specific eligibility criteria set by the Australian Department of Home Affairs. These include:

1. Enrollment in a Registered Course

You must have an official Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE) from an Australian university or education provider. The CoE confirms that you have been accepted into a registered course and is required for the visa application.

2. English Language Proficiency

You will need to demonstrate proficiency in English, typically through standardized tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE Academic. Each university may have different score requirements, so check the specific language criteria for your institution.

3. Proof of Financial Capacity

You must show that you have sufficient funds to cover your tuition, living expenses, and travel costs. The amount required varies depending on your course duration and living situation. This is a crucial factor in your visa approval, so ensure your financial documents are accurate and up to date.

4. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

Australia requires all international students to have health insurance through the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) scheme. You will need to purchase OSHC before your visa is granted.

5. Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) Requirement

The GTE requirement ensures that your intention to stay in Australia is genuine and that you plan to return to your home country after completing your studies. You may be asked to provide a personal statement or attend an interview to meet this requirement.

Step-by-Step Guide to the Visa Application Process

Now that you meet the eligibility criteria, here is a simplified guide to help you navigate the visa application process:

Step 1: Gather Necessary Documents

Make sure you have all the required documents ready, including:

Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE)

Passport

English language test results (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, etc.)

Financial documents showing proof of funds

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) statement

Step 2: Create an ImmiAccount

Australia’s Department of Home Affairs processes visa applications online through the ImmiAccount system. You will need to create an account on the Immi website to submit your application and upload all your supporting documents.

Step 3: Pay the Visa Application Fee

As of 2024, the student visa application fee is AUD 650. Be sure to check the current fee at the time of your application, as it may vary. Payment can be made directly through your ImmiAccount.

Step 4: Complete and Submit Your Application

Once you’ve filled out all the required fields and uploaded the necessary documents, submit your application via ImmiAccount. Ensure that every detail is accurate, as incorrect or incomplete information can delay processing.

Step 5: Biometrics and Health Check

After submitting your application, you may be asked to provide biometric information and undergo a medical examination. These requirements are based on your country of origin and individual circumstances. Make sure to comply with these requests promptly.

Step 6: Wait for the Decision

The processing time for student visas can vary, typically ranging from 4 to 8 weeks. You can track the status of your application through your ImmiAccount.

Tips for a Smooth Visa Application Process

Start Early: The visa application process can take time, so apply at least three months before your course start date.

Be Thorough: Double-check all documents and ensure your application is complete before submitting.

Seek Professional Guidance: If you find the process overwhelming, consider consulting a migration agent or education consultant familiar with Australian student visa requirements.

Prepare for the Interview: If required to attend an interview for the GTE, practice your answers and ensure you clearly explain your study intentions and career goals.

Post-Visa Approval: What’s Next?

Once your visa is granted, it’s time to prepare for your new life in Australia! Familiarize yourself with the working conditions of your visa, understand your OSHC benefits, and make plans for accommodation and transportation. Studying in Australia is a rewarding experience, and with the right preparations, you’ll be on your way to academic and professional success.

Conclusion

The pathway to an Australian education is filled with opportunity, and while the visa process can seem complicated, it is manageable with careful planning. By following this step-by-step guide and ensuring you meet all the visa requirements, you’ll be well on your way to achieving your dream of studying in Australia. Whether you’re pursuing a degree in engineering, business, or health sciences, Australia offers a world-class education system that sets you up for future success. Good luck with your application and safe travels!

Ready to apply? Start your journey by visiting the Australian Department of Home Affairs website for the latest updates on student visa requirements.

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Study MBBS in Egypt: Affordable Medical Education with Excellent Opportunities

 Study MBBS in Egypt to fulfill your aim of becoming a doctor. You can compete with the expert doctors by pursuing MBBS course at a top-notch medical university in Egypt.

Living expenses

The cost of living is determined by your desired lifestyle. In general cost of living; transportation, food, education, and other necessities are less expensive in Egypt.

Tuition fees

Tuition costs in Egypt are charged per credit hour. Credit hours vary. The amount of credit hours varies depending on the programme/course of study. You should anticipate to pay around USD $500 each credit hour. Tuition prices vary per university and curriculum.

Student Accommodation

Students have the following accommodation possibilities in Egypt: University Dormitory/Halls of Residence:

Most universities have dormitories. Rooms in student dorms are often shared by two students. Other facilities include a café, laundry, computer labs, and so forth. The cost of university dormitories varies. Private Accommodation:

It might be an apartment. This type of accommodation is ideal for students going to Egypt with families or who like a bit more privacy. The pricing varies according to the neighbourhood and facilities.

Homestays:

This option allows students to stay with an Egyptian family and learn about their culture and traditions. This choice lets you settle into the Egyptian lifestyle. The price varies according to the location, unit size, and amenities. Students might acquire accommodations through real estate agencies. Transportation: Getting Around with Taxi

Taxis is the most convenient method to go about Egypt. Each city has its unique public cab colour scheme, like as black and white in Cairo, yellow and black in Alexandria, and so on. Every cab has a meter system. Taxis issue receipts.

Travelling in and around by bus

In Egypt, there are three types of buses: microbuses, minibuses, and buses. The buses are reasonably priced and have set time intervals.

Travelling by car You can simply rent a car in Egypt. There are several agencies that offer automobile services. Contact the organisations to learn about the automobile rental process. An International Driving Licence is required to rent or operate a car in Egypt. Egyptians drive on the right side of the street.

Health requirements

Embassies publish lists of the immunisations necessary to enter Egypt. All overseas students must have complete health insurance coverage while studying in Egypt, which includes accidents, illness, emergency medical evacuation, and so on. Health insurance costs vary depending on the type of coverage.

Health Care System Egypt offers a universal health-care system. Egypt's health-care system is managed primarily by the Ministry of Health (MoH) and the Health Insurance Organisation (HIO).

Nongovernmental Insurance Schemes

Egypt has two major insurance companies that are government-supervised yet operate independently in terms of administration and finance. They are: The health insurance organisation (HIO) covers students, employees, and widows. Premiums are taken from both employee and employer payrolls. The Curative Care Organisation (CCO) serves particular Egyptian governorates, including Alexandria, Damietta, Cairo, Port Said, Kafr el Sheikh, and Kalyubia. The CCO contracts with government departments, organisations, people, and businesses for care services and sets premiums appropriately.For more details on pursuing MBBS in Egypt, contact our team!