Australian immigrant medical service system

# Australian Immigrants # Introduction As long as they hold the Australian medical insurance system card, people over 65 can not only receive pensions in Australia, but also enjoy many medical benefits according to the reciprocal agreement on medical services signed between Australia and other countries. The following is the medical service system for Australian immigrants, welcome to read!

Medical service system for Australian immigrants

1, Australian Medical Insurance System Card According to the data of the Australian Social Welfare Department, Australia's medical insurance card also has reciprocal agreements on pension treatment with 30 countries including the above countries, which is equivalent to an Australian medical insurance card and can receive pensions from 30 countries.

These 30 countries are Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Latvia, Macedonia, Malta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia and Slovenia.

It is worth noting that the British Empire (known as Britain) is not covered by the social welfare reciprocal agreement with Australia. The agreement is coming to an end, and there is no sign of renewal between Australia and Britain.

But even without Britain, this list is wonderful enough. No wonder some people say that Australia's medical insurance card is the "best" medical insurance card in the world.

2. Increase social welfare.

In addition to receiving social benefits, the Australian medical insurance card is more important to reimburse medical services. In this regard, the Australian government departments headed by the Ministry of Health have been trying to find ways to increase welfare and benefit more Australians.

For example, the Australian Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC), as a government-related department, makes recommendations to the Australian Ministry of Health every year.

Their latest suggestions include providing genetic testing to citizens to prevent the birth of children with genetic defects such as genetic diseases and promote national health.

At the same time, they are also asking the public to publicly vote on whether genetic testing can be used to detect the possible proliferation of cancer cells such as breast cancer and kidney cancer in advance, and enter the scope of medical insurance.

In addition, MSAC has been committed to the prevention and treatment of skin cancer into medical insurance.

Not only the relevant government departments, but also other opposition parties will put forward their own opinions on how to reform the Australian medical system from time to time. For example, Bill Thornton, the leader of the Labor Party, bluntly said at the end of last month that the scope of medical insurance reimbursement covered by medical insurance is indeed limited, and the increase in insurance costs is too high. He suggested that the government should control the increase of insurance costs.

Article 2 Types of Australian Family Immigrants

1, partner migration

Partners of Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or eligible New Zealand citizens can apply for entry and/or permanent residence in Australia. Partners include: people who intend to get married, married (legal) partners and de facto marriage partners.

Overseas partners do not automatically acquire the right to live permanently in Australia. They must apply for proper visas and meet all legal requirements after the formal examination.

2. Child migration

Children of Australian citizens, permanent residents or New Zealand citizens eligible for sponsorship, as well as some relatives and orphans, can apply for child immigrant visas to enter Australia and stay permanently.

Children from overseas cannot automatically obtain permanent residency in Australia. They must submit a visa application and pass our trial to meet all legal conditions before they can obtain a visa.

3. Parents immigrate

To apply for a parent immigrant visa, the following conditions shall be met:

You must be an Australian citizen, a permanent resident of Australia or a parent of an eligible New Zealand citizen.

Your child must have settled in Australia (in most cases, for at least two years) and become your sponsor.

You must pass the balance ratio test of family members. At least half of your children have lived in Australia for a long time, or your children have lived in Australia more than in other countries.

You must meet the relevant health and moral requirements.

If you intend to apply for any "old" visa, you must meet the conditions of being an "old" parent.

Article 3 Differences between Australia 188A and 132 entrepreneurial immigrants

There are many immigration projects in Australia, and which way to choose depends on your own conditions and expected landing time. If you want to land in Australia quickly, then the way of entrepreneurial immigration is very suitable, with less investment, you can land in about one year at the earliest, and you can also seize the local business opportunities and make your identity and career double harvest.

Since starting a business locally can promote the development of the domestic economy, the Australian government also supports overseas entrepreneurs to come to Australia for development. Generally speaking, Australian entrepreneurial immigrants are created for business owners or company shareholders with successful business experience, and their purpose is to attract people with real innovation ability and business operation ability to start businesses and do business in Australia.

Difference 1: Investment threshold

188A is called "cost-effective" in Australian immigration projects, because the amount of funds it needs to occupy is relatively small in many projects, and it only needs to invest at least A $200,000 in local businesses in Australia to meet the requirements of entrepreneurial immigrants. 132 is called the upgraded version of 188A. As the name implies, there will be a certain gap in investment. 132 requires investors to invest at least/kloc-0,000,000 Australian dollars in local business.

Difference 2: Facing the crowd

Because of the different investment amounts, these two projects are aimed at different groups: 188A is aimed at shareholders of small and medium-sized enterprises, and 132 is aimed at successful entrepreneurs such as large and medium-sized business owners and shareholders of listed companies.

Difference 3: Application conditions

Corresponding to their respective investment thresholds are different requirements for investors. 188A requires the net assets of the investor's family to be no less than 800,000 Australian dollars, which is also a low requirement for the applicant's personal assets in the business investment visa. In addition, 188A also pays attention to auditing the company's turnover, requiring that in the past four fiscal years, there are two fiscal years:

(1) The company's sales exceed 500,000 Australian dollars (up to two companies add up);

(2) If the company's turnover is more than 400,000 Australian dollars, it will own at least 30% of the shares; If the company's sales are less than 400,000 Australian dollars, it must account for 5 1% of the shares; If it is a listed company, its shareholding exceeds 10%.

In contrast, 132 requires investors to have a family net worth of not less than 1.5 million Australian dollars. It also checks the applicant's business situation and requires that there be two fiscal years in the past four fiscal years:

(1) The company's sales exceed 3 million Australian dollars;

(2) If the company's turnover is more than 400,000 Australian dollars, it will own at least 30% of the shares; If the company's sales are less than 400,000 Australian dollars, it must account for 5 1% of the shares; If it is a listed company, its shareholding exceeds 10%.

Difference 4: Application cycle

188A is a four-year temporary residence visa. 188A visa holders can apply to transfer to 888 permanent residence visa after doing business in Australia for two years. And 132 is highly sought after because of "getting permanent residence in one step", that is to say, investors who get the 132 visa can enjoy the permanent residence status in Australia directly without the two-year entrepreneurial process. This also determines that holders of the 132 visa can enjoy the benefits of getting their identity before starting a business.

132 will be the best choice if Australian immigrant applicants are eager to enjoy benefits in advance. There are few types of visas that directly take permanent residence in the world. Due to the short cycle and one step, the 132 visa is also known as the "shortcut" for successful entrepreneurs to immigrate.

Difference 5: Is there a limit to the scoring system?

188A adopts the application scoring system, commonly known as EOI scoring. The scoring method not only considers the applicant's personal and enterprise net assets, business turnover and other indicators, but also scores the applicant's age, education and English level respectively. Applicants must meet the basic requirements, score more than 65 points and submit EOI before they can be invited by the Immigration Bureau and submit visa applications. And 132 can get state guarantee without EOI score.

The same thing is that, whether it is 188A or 132, the age of both visas is 55 for investors, and they all require overall successful business experience.

For the Australian government, the significance of entrepreneurial immigration in Australia is not only to attract capital injection, but also to introduce entrepreneurs' superb business skills and excellent business management experience. Compared with other types of business immigrant visas, 188A visa has outstanding advantages, and it is still a popular and popular Australian immigrant category, with more applicants and recipients.