Kuwait Sponsored Students
We've partnered with the Kuwait Cultural Office to offer Premium Overseas Student Health Cover to Kuwait students living and studying in Australia.
You can meet your visa requirements and access both day-to-day healthcare and hospital services.
Visa compliant health insurance
We are the preferred health insurer of the Kuwait Cultural Office for their students living and studying in Australia.
OSHC Premium
Understand your health cover
Kuwait students are only covered for our Overseas Student Health Cover. To learn more about your Hospital and Extras cover, read our product information factsheet.
Manage your cover anywhere, anytime
Manage your cover anywhere, anytime
Manage your policy wherever you are with the nib App. Take a photo of your receipt to claim, check your Extras benefits on the go and more.
Take control of your health
Take control of your health
Claim straight away
Take a photo of your receipt to claim in minutes.
Get your certificate in minutes
Our overseas student covers are 100% visa compliant. Your Visa Certificate will be emailed to you once you are approved.
Search our healthcare networks
Find a provider near you and get the best value from your policy.
Manage your health cover
View your policy, update your personal details and more.
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Enjoy exclusive offers, discounts, promotions and rewards.
What to do when you are sick
When to see a doctor
If you are sick and it is not immediately life threatening but requires treatment, you might need to see a local doctor which is called a GP, or a General Practitioner. For example: cold and flu symptoms, stomach aches or fevers.
When to go to the hospital
If you have a major injury or life threatening illness, call 000 or go to a hospital emergency department immediately. For example: chest pain, unconscious or seizure, difficulty breathing, badly bleeding or injured in a severe accident.
See a doctor using telehealth
Access healthcare from anywhere, whether you are on the go or safe at home. Chat to your doctor using a smartphone, tablet, computer or telephone.
When to see a doctor
If you are sick and it is not immediately life threatening but requires treatment, you might need to see a local doctor which is called a GP, or a General Practitioner. For example: cold and flu symptoms, stomach aches or fevers.
When to go to the hospital
If you have a major injury or life threatening illness, call 000 or go to a hospital emergency department immediately. For example: chest pain, unconscious or seizure, difficulty breathing, badly bleeding or injured in a severe accident.
See a doctor using telehealth
Access healthcare from anywhere, whether you are on the go or safe at home. Chat to your doctor using a smartphone, tablet, computer or telephone.
Find a provider in our network
Find a provider in our network
Search our network of healthcare providers, including specialists, dentists, physiotherapists, hospitals and more. By choosing to see a healthcare provider in our network, you can get better value by being charged less, just for being an nib member.
Are you an OSHC partner?
If you are an OSHC partner for Kuwait, log in to the Agent Portal to view, add or manage your students online.
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