How to deal with the death of a tourist visa stranded in Australia

You stayed in Australia on a tourist visa and died of illness. The relevant departments will take necessary measures to dispose of your body and inform your relatives. According to the Australian immigration law, all foreigners who die in Australia must have an autopsy to determine the cause of death and ensure fair treatment. According to the results of the examination, the authorities will request that the body be transported back to your hometown or disposed of according to the requirements of your family. Your family is unable to transport the remains, and the Australian government will provide a certain degree of funding according to the situation. In addition, there are still outstanding expenses (such as medical expenses and accommodation) during your stay in Australia, and the authorities will ask your family to pay these expenses. If you fail to pay these fees, the Australian government will recover these fees in various ways, such as asking your family to pay or registering your debt in your country. In short, if you die in Australia on a tourist visa, the authorities will dispose of your body and contact your family to coordinate the follow-up matters. However, for you or your family, the best way is to plan your travel plan before you travel, buy appropriate insurance, and ensure that you are prepared in any emergency.