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Cancel Nominee Arrangement form (SS532)

Use this form to tell us that you, as an authorised person or organisation, want to cancel a nominee arrangement.

  1. Reciprocal Health Care Agreements
  2. When Australians go overseas

Reciprocal Health Care Agreements - medical care when you travel to another country

To be covered under a Reciprocal Health Care Agreement (RHCA) with Australia, you’ll need to meet the agreement conditions.

  1. When Australians go overseas
  2. About reciprocal health care agreements

Reciprocal Health Care Agreement - visiting New Zealand

The Reciprocal Health Care Agreement (RHCA) we have with New Zealand may cover some of your medical costs in the New Zealand public health system.

  1. Top payments
  2. Medicare card

Add someone to a Medicare card

You can update your card when your circumstances change.

  1. Top payments
  2. Reciprocal Health Care Agreements

When Reciprocal health care agreements apply for Australians who go overseas

Information for Australians on Reciprocal Health Care Agreements.

  1. Disaster Health Care Assistance Scheme
  2. Who can get it

Disaster health care assistance for Danab, Egypt bombing 2006

There are specific reasons why you may get assistance for the bombing in Dahab, Egypt on 24 April 2006.

  1. Social work services
  2. How to contact a social worker

Privacy using social work services

We respect your right to privacy.

How to prove your identity with Centrelink

You need to prove your identity before you claim a payment or service.

  1. How to claim
  2. How your Medicare card and account work

How you update your name, date of birth or gender for Medicare

If your details change, you need to let us know as soon as you can. This can include your name, address and bank details.

  1. How to enrol
  2. Enrolling your baby in Medicare

How to enrol your baby in Medicare if they were born overseas

You can enrol your overseas born baby in Medicare if you’re an Australian citizen or permanent resident.

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