Get St 1194 Form

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Accessing your super You can have your superannuation paid to you after you leave Australia if you: have departed Australia. are not an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or permanent resident of Australia. entered the country on a temporary visa (except Subclass 405 or Subclass 410)

This form can be used to request a Certification of Immigration Status for the purposes of making a Departing Australia Superannuation Payment (DASP) claim with the Australian Tax Office (ATO). you are not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident.

Once you depart Australia and you get your taxes and your superannuation to your bank account, you will send this money to your home bank account. After, when there's no money left, you'll need to close your Australian bank account.

If you have worked and earned super while visiting Australia on a temporary visa, you can apply to have this super paid to you as a departing Australia superannuation payment (DASP) after you leave.

You need to complete the Application for departing Australia superannuation payment form (NAT 7204) and send one to each of your super funds to apply for your DASP. Paper applications to super funds may incur a cost depending on the value of your super money.

There is a fee you need to pay prior to submitting the Form 1194, and you must include proof of payment – as at 12/12/2022 the fee is $55.77 and needs to be paid via the Immi Website.

If you're an Australian citizen leaving permanently, the same rules apply to your super, as if you were living in Australia. This means your super must stay in your super fund(s) until you are eligible to access it.