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Now that Covid is no longer such a thread, international borders have opened,
all airlines are just waiting for you to jump on a plane and cruises boats are awaiting new passengers,
many retirees start thinking, how long can I actually be overseas
and still continue receiving my Age Pension. . As anything to do with the Centrelink office, there are strict rules how traveling overseas may affect your payment,
of Age Pension or Service Pension received from the DVA office (Department of Veteran's Affairs),
so it only makes sense to understand those rules before you jump on the plane
or the cruise liner to enjoy your long-overdue overseas holiday.
So today, we are not talking about leaving Australia for good in order to live overseas,
I prepared couple of videos on that subject before, so feel free to watch: "Retirement and Living Overseas"
and "Retirement overseas and Age Pension". Today however, we are talking about the situation when you are leaving Australia to go overseas
maybe for trip of your lifetime, travel from one country to another, from one continent to another,
to fly, to sail, to hike, to bike, whatever takes your fancy,
well, this is my dream of overseas holiday travel.
But maybe you have a family overseas,. for example, your kids left Australia to pursue an incredible professional career in another country
or maybe you were born overseas and you've always wanted to revisit the country of your heritage
get to know its people and the culture. . Whatever the reason for your long overseas travel,.
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action of staying where one is or delaying action until particular time or event. To delay or not do something until later.
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organization providing regular public service of air transport on one. Companies that fly passengers on its planes.
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