How to deal with death due to illness while staying in Australia on tourist visa

If you stay in Australia while holding a tourist visa and pass away due to illness, the relevant departments will take necessary measures to dispose of your remains and notify your relatives. According to Australian immigration laws, all foreigners who die in Australia must undergo an autopsy and post-mortem examination to determine the cause of death and ensure fair and equitable treatment. Based on the results of the examination, the authorities may request that the body be transported back to your hometown or disposed of as requested by your family. Your family members cannot afford the cost of transporting the remains, but the Australian government will provide a certain level of funding depending on the situation. In addition, if you have outstanding expenses (such as medical expenses, accommodation expenses, etc.) during your stay in Australia, the authorities will require payment of these expenses from your family members. If you fail to pay these fees, the Australian Government will pursue them in a variety of ways, such as claiming payment from your dependents or registering your debt in your country. In short, if you die in Australia while holding a tourist visa, the authorities will handle your remains and contact your family to coordinate follow-up matters. However, the best thing for you or your dependents is to plan your trip well in advance of your trip and purchase appropriate insurance to ensure you are prepared in case of any emergency.