> No, they offer single-payer healthcare to legal residents Don't always need to be permanent. 2 year work visas will often get you covered, caveated with the

> No, they offer single-payer healthcare to legal residents Don't always need to be permanent. 2 year work visas will often get you covered, caveated with the idea that you're working a job and paying taxes. many educational visas also cover this, depending on where you're going and where you're from. e.g. Most Europeans in Australia on valid visas have coverage due to reciprocal agreements