Leaving Australia for good?
If you're a temporary resident, you can claim your superannuation when you leave. If you earned super while living and working in Australia, you can apply to have your super paid out as a Departing Australia Superannuation Payment (DASP) when you leave.
Criteria to claim your superannuation from Australia (DASP)
You CAN withdraw your super if:
- You earned superannuation while working in Australia on a temporary resident visa
- Your visa has expired or been cancelled
- You've left Australia
You CAN'T claim DASP if:
- You are a permanent resident of Australia
- You are an Australian or New Zealand citizen
For more details go to the ATO website.
How to withdraw super after leaving Australia
You can claim your super by following these steps.
Have the following details ready
- Passport number
- Visa information
- Certified copies of your proof of ID documents
- Bank account details (Australian or international)
- Superannuation account details (our ABN is 60 905 115 063)
- Australian tax file number (optional)
Submit online with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO)
On the ATO website, use their online form to apply for your super through the DASP system.
We'll process your request
We aim to pay you within 20 days of receiving your form and documents from the ATO.
FAQs about the DASP online application
Want to know more about the DASP superannuation withdrawal rules? Read these frequently asked questions, or contact us anytime.
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