Excuse me, my husband is going to Australia to study as a postdoctoral fellow. I will go with him. Do I have to pay if I give birth in Australia? Is it included in my husband's insurance?

Public hospitals in Australia are only free for Australians.

For foreigners who are not Australian residents, the fees are also very expensive.

Generally, private insurance is free to give birth to children, and you need to take your children to buy insurance two years ago.

Not pregnant, buy insurance and keep the cost of giving birth.

A 457 visa depends on whether the guarantor also guarantees you.

Are you willing to pay medical insurance for your children?

The general unit will not give you such medical insurance, even if it is paid, it is not all-inclusive. The part you have to pay is also very large.

If you want to have a baby here, you should buy insurance as early as possible and bring your own money.