Last amended: 1 July 2008
Female veteran pension age applies to females with [glossary:qualifying service:498] in relation to:
Last amended: 3 August 2010
A Comparable Foreign Pension (CFP) is any pension paid by another country that is similar in nature to an Australian income support pension. War, service and restitution pensions and compensation payments from other countries are not comparable foreign pensions, as they do not share features similar in nature to an Australian income support pension.
In order to establish residency, it must first be decided if a person is an [glossary:Australian resident:582]. One definition of an Australian resident is a person who resides in [glossary:Australia:161] and is the holder of a permanent visa. Below are details of what constitutes a permanent visa and temporary visa.
In order to establish residency, it must first be decided if a person is an [glossary:Australian resident:582]. One definition of an Australian resident is a person who resides in [glossary:Australia:161], is the holder of a special purpose visa and is likely to remain permanently in Australia. Below are details of what constitutes a special purpose visa.
This chapter contains information on advance payment of pension and repayment of the lump sum advance.
Lump Sum Advance
Chapter 3.10 Financial Hardship
Chapter 3.3 Service Pension and Income Support Supplement Payability
Last amended: 3 August 2010
Section 36JE VEA - Age Service Pension requirement
Section 37JE VEA - Invalidity Service Pension requirement
Permanent incapacity for work is a major criterion used to determine whether a person is eligible to receive an invalidity service pension or invalidity income support supplement (ISS) on the grounds of permanent incapacity. The tests for permanent incapacity look at medical factors only.
Last amended: 15 February 2012
Last updated 5 March 2013
A claim for a [glossary:crisis payment:522] must be:
