Most Australians have a great time overseas, however, sometimes things don't go as planned. See our page for general advice when things go wrong overseas.

Australia has reciprocal health care agreements with 11 countries. These countries provide some emergency care to Australians.

You may get sick from infectious diseases or other health conditions overseas. Find out what vaccinations and other preventative measures can help.

If you're pregnant and planning to travel overseas, research your destination before you go. Being informed about the risks will help you manage them.

Find out what to do if you're travelling overseas and there's a demonstration nearby. Learn how, where and when to get help.

Find out what to do if you're travelling overseas and there's been an earthquake nearby. Learn how and where to get help.

Crises that affect a large number of Australians overseas usually require a response beyond our normal consular services.

If you're travelling overseas for (or during) a major cultural, sporting or religious event, you may need to take extra precautions.