Many countries around the world have universal healthcare systems that provide government-guaranteed health care for all citizens of the country. Here is a list of some countries with universal healthcare, according to the search results:

• Australia (1975)
• Austria (1967)
• Bahrain (1957)
• Belgium (1945)
• Brunei (1958)
• Canada (1966)
• Cyprus (1980)
• Denmark (1973)
• Finland (1972)
• France (1974)
• Germany (1941)
• Greece (1983)
• Hong Kong (1993)
• Iceland (1990)
• Ireland (1977)
• Israel (1995)
• Italy (1978)
• Japan (1938)
• Kuwait (1950)
• Luxembourg (1973)
• Netherlands (1966)
• New Zealand (1938)
• Norway (1912)
• Portugal (1979)
• Singapore (1993)
• Slovenia

Note that this list may not be complete or up-to-date, and there may be variations in the specific healthcare systems of each country. Additionally, some countries may have limitations or restrictions on the benefits of their universal healthcare systems.