Health care in New Zealand

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New Zealand's health care system is regarded as one of the best within the OECD group of countries. Citizens of New Zealand have access to a wide range of free and government-subsidised healthcare options, including hospital and doctor services, free public hospital treatment and free 24-hour accident and emergency clinics.

An advantage of New Zealand immigration is the promise of a top-notch healthcare system. Those considering New Zealand visas application should read about all the healthcare advantages available to them. To find out more about your options, or to start an application for a New Zealand visa, click on the above link for a free assessment.

Health care in New Zealand is largely funded by general taxation. Government subsidies are provided for visits to the local doctor and prescriptions for young children and people who require frequent healthcare or who are on a low income.