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Claim your super backwhen you leave Australia

We manage the full DASP process on your behalf.

Most payments are received within 28 days.

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Hidden money in your name

What is superannuation?

Superannuation (or "super") is a retirement savings system in Australia. By law, your employer pays 12% of your wages into a super fund on top of your salary - so you have been earning more than you think.

As a working holiday maker, you can claim this money back when you leave Australia through a process called DASP - Departing Australia Superannuation Payment.

The withdrawal is taxed at 65%, but the remaining 35% is still real money in your pocket. For most backpackers, this is between $2,000 and $5,000 they did not know they had.

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Passenger

You

Status

Leaving super behind

Unclaimed super

$2,000 - $5,000

We claim your super back for you

Free initial consultation. From identifying your funds to handling the DASP application - we manage the entire process so you do not leave your money behind in Australia.

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Why choose our service

We help you claim back the super that's yours

We track down every super account

Multiple jobs often mean multiple funds. We find them all so none of your super is left behind.

Claim it even after you leave

We lodge your DASP entirely online and pay it to your overseas account - even years after you go home.

It is your money, not the ATO

Unclaimed super eventually transfers to the ATO. We make sure it comes back to you instead.

DASP lodged and tax handled

We prepare your Departing Australia Superannuation Payment and manage the withholding tax correctly.

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What travellers say

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The easy way

There is a simpler way to claim your super

Claiming your super (DASP) yourself can be slow and confusing

Tracking down lost or multiple super funds

Complex DASP forms and ATO requirements

Getting the withholding tax wrong

No help if your claim is delayed

Use our guided DASP service

We locate every super fund for you

We prepare and lodge your DASP correctly

Withholding tax handled the right way

Support until the money reaches your account

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Step by step

How it works in 4 simple steps

Simple, guided process from start to finish

1

Tell us about your situation

Share your visa and work details so we can guide you correctly.

2

Send your details in minutes

Passport, TFN and super fund info - quick and simple.

3

We handle everything for you

We prepare and submit your claim correctly.

4

Receive your super payment

Your money is paid directly to your Australian bank account.

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FAQs

Superannuation questions answered

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Yes. There is no time limit to claim your superannuation. Even if your balance has been transferred to the ATO, you can still make a claim.
You may have multiple super accounts from different employers. We help you find and combine everything before submitting your claim.
Super withdrawals (DASP) are usually paid within 2-4 weeks after the application is approved. The payment goes directly to your bank account.
Your super is paid directly to your bank account. We can arrange payment to either an Australian or overseas account based on your preference.
Yes. We help working holiday makers from the UK, Germany, Japan and many other countries claim their DASP super refund entirely online after they have returned home. Your super refund can be paid directly to your overseas bank account.
DASP payments are taxed at a fixed rate set by the ATO, which is deducted before the payment is sent to you. The amount you receive is the net figure after this tax has been applied. The exact rate depends on your visa subclass and the type of super being paid out.
What is next?

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Depending on your country of origin, you may be eligible for Medicare or exempt from the Medicare levy.

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