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Frank Overseas Visitor Health Cover recognised for value and service in Finder Customer Satisfaction Awards

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Key Facts:

Key benefits of Frank OVHC include:

  • Fully visa compliant, meeting the Department of Home Affairs requirements for 482 and 485 visa holders.
  • Four covers to choose from with a range of services to suit member needs.
  • Designed to be simple and transparent, so members can easily understand what’s included in their policy.
  • Members can complete an easy online joining process in just minutes and receive their health insurance compliance letter within 10 minutes.
  • Backed by Frank Health Insurance, a not-for-profit that provides simple and affordable hospital and extras cover

Frank Overseas Visitor Health Cover helps thousands of international visitors and skilled workers arriving in Australia feel covered and confident every year.

Finder has recently recognised Frank’s commitment, awarding it a High Commendation in the Overseas Visitor Health Cover (OVHC) category and naming it a value brand in the 2025 Health Insurance Customer Satisfaction Awards.

The recognition highlights Frank’s focus on making cover for international workers simple, affordable and stress-free as they settle into life in Australia.

Access the full release here: Frank Overseas Visitor Health Cover recognised for value and service in Finder Customer Satisfaction Awards 


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Media enquiries 
Head of Corporate Communications Meg Rayner: [email protected] or 0458 418 823

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