How Long Can Pensioners Stay Overseas Without Losing Payments?

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How Long Can Pensioners Stay Overseas Without Losing Payments?

Welcome my YouTube channel Centrelink Compass AU, your trusted source for clear, simple, and up-to-date information about Centrelink payments, Age Pension rules, and government benefits in Australia.

In today’s video, we answer one of the most common and confusing questions Australian pensioners ask: How long can pensioners stay overseas without losing payments? Many Age Pension recipients travel overseas to visit family, attend special events, or enjoy retirement, but staying away too long can result in payment reductions, suspensions, or unexpected Centrelink issues.

This video explains the Age Pension overseas travel rules in plain English, including how long your pension can be paid while you’re outside Australia, what happens after six weeks overseas, which pension supplements may stop, and how long-term travel can affect your payment rate. We also discuss portability rules, reporting requirements, and common mistakes that cause pensioners to lose money without realising it.

If you’re planning an overseas trip, already travelling, or thinking about living overseas long term, this video is essential viewing. Understanding Centrelink overseas rules can help you avoid payment cuts, Centrelink debts, and stressful surprises when you return to Australia.

At Centrelink Compass AU, our goal is to help pensioners stay informed, protected, and financially secure. Make sure you watch until the end so you don’t miss important details that could affect your pension.

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Centrelink Compass AU is an independent informational channel and is not affiliated with Centrelink, Services Australia, MyGov, or any government agency. All information is based on publicly available sources and may change over time. This content is for general information only and should not be considered legal or financial advice