Earn up to 150,000 Qantas Points when you join or switch to Qantas Health Insurance and hold your policy over 6 months. Points are paid in stages based on your level of cover held over time.
Terms and conditions
- Qantas Frequent Flyer members (QFF) who purchase a Qantas Health Insurance policy between 12 January and 11:59pm AET 16 January 2026 will earn up to 150,000 sign on Qantas Points over 6 months. Qantas Points will be awarded to the primary policyholder in two stages and will be based on the level of cover held at each stage: (1) up to 120,000 Qantas Points after the same level of cover has been held for 60 continuous days, (2) up to 30,000 additional Qantas Points after the policy has been held for 180 days. If no continuous level of cover has been held, Qantas Points will be awarded after the policy has been held for 180 days. During this time 150,000 is the maximum number of sign on Qantas Points that can be earned upon purchase of combined Gold Top Hospital and Top Extras Cover for Couples, Single Parents and Families. Each Qantas Health Insurance policy has a maximum number of points that can be earned upon purchase. Offer only available if you buy your policy through the Qantas website or call centre. Not available to customers who have: held a Qantas Health Insurance policy at any time in the previous 12 months; or who have held a health insurance policy with nib, AAMI Health Insurance, Apia Health Insurance, GU Health, Suncorp Health Insurance, ING Health Insurance, Priceline Health Insurance, Real Health Insurance or Seniors Health Insurance at any time in the previous 6 months. Qantas may withdraw or extend this offer at any time.



Points earning matrix is available here - click the "find out more"
Essentially need to hold couple/family gold cover and top extras for 180 days to get the full 120,000 + 30,000 points.
Couples/Family Bronze Hospital + Basics Extras only yields 40,000 (32,000 + 8,000) in which case, Medibank 6 weeks free plus $200 worth of points seems like better value (assuming quotes being similar)