Travel Insurance from Swinburne to Northeastern
Headed overseas from Swinburne?
Both Swinburne and Northeastern have their own requirements, summarised below
Northeastern
- Medical benefits of at least $100,000 per accident or illness
- In case of death, repatriation of remains in the amount of $25,000
- Expenses in the amount of $50,000 associated with the medical evacuation of the J Exchange Visitor to their home country
- A deductible amount not to exceed $500 per accident or illness
It’s possible to stack insurance, like this one for insatance claims to cover the J1 requirement, over at International Student Insurance
- Ensure you check the relevant information for yourself *
Northeastern provides a list of providers you can use.
Swinburne
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Overseas Medical and Hospital Expenses for no less than AUD$500,000
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Loss of Deposits and Cancellation
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Additional/Emergency expenses
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Loss and Deprivation of Luggage
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Personal Liability
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Repatriation
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Overseas Emergency Medical Assistance Help Line
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Deductible excess does not exceed AUD$500 per claim
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Ensure you check the relevant information yourself *
Swinburne Study Tours
Check if your short term study tour has included travel insurance, as this is frequently part of the program.
- Seems that Fast Cover has the cheapest option
- It’s cheaper to do one whole year at a time rather than two split sections usually.
- Most of the frequent traveller plans have maximum lengths of about 60-90 days, which is insufficient
Fast Cover and their PDS
Budget Direct Travel Insurance
- Not financial advice. This catalogues an experience of mine, and does not necessarily apply to you. American’s are really scared about even confirming when something meets the insurance requirements. I don’t really know why. *