Is it better to buy a short-term insurance for visiting relatives in Australia, as long as it is suitable for traveling in Australia?

As long as students studying in Australia are required to buy medical insurance, it is not compulsory to buy insurance when visiting relatives. However, considering the medical expenses that may occur in Australia for one year, I suggest you buy an insurance as a guarantee.

This paper introduces the "Golden Plan" of AIA's "Around the World" international tourism guarantee plan, which is mainly suitable for people who leave the country for tourism, business and other reasons. The coverage includes 200,000 medical insurance, 300,000 accident insurance, and various property insurance to fully meet your short-term travel needs.

You can also see how to buy travel insurance for outbound travel () to help you better choose the insurance that suits you.

I hope it helps you!

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.