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_Mattschim(Newbie)Newbie
31 Jan 2021

I entered Australia in 2013 on a 457 Visa and was on that for 4 years. After that my employer put me through the PR process and I have been on that until the present. I left Australia permanently in September of last year back to Canada where I am a citizen and have no plan to return. Am I able to renounce my PR to apply for DASP? Has anyone had any luck with this?

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RachATO(Community Support)Community Support
2 Feb 2021

Hi @Mattschim,


I've located a very similar thread on the forum from a few years ago that indicates if you've previously held a temporary visa (the 457 is classified as a temporary Visa), your permanent visa expires and you meet additional criteria, then you should be able to submit a DASP claim.


If your Visa is still current, you should be able to request a cancellation through the Department of Immigration and Border Protection in order to assist with this part of the eligibility.


If after looking at the criteria, you find that you aren't eligible for a DASP, then perhaps look at the conditions of release page in our website for more information on when you may be able to access your super.


You can view the forum thread I mentioned above 'Departing Australia Superannuation Payment' here. And the link to our conditions of Super release page here as well.


Hopefully this information helps you and please let us know how it goes :)

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RachATO(Community Support)Community Support
2 Feb 2021

Hi @Mattschim,


I've located a very similar thread on the forum from a few years ago that indicates if you've previously held a temporary visa (the 457 is classified as a temporary Visa), your permanent visa expires and you meet additional criteria, then you should be able to submit a DASP claim.


If your Visa is still current, you should be able to request a cancellation through the Department of Immigration and Border Protection in order to assist with this part of the eligibility.


If after looking at the criteria, you find that you aren't eligible for a DASP, then perhaps look at the conditions of release page in our website for more information on when you may be able to access your super.


You can view the forum thread I mentioned above 'Departing Australia Superannuation Payment' here. And the link to our conditions of Super release page here as well.


Hopefully this information helps you and please let us know how it goes :)

coinboy66(Initiate)Initiate
5 July 2021

Hi Mattschim,

I would love to know if you found any kind of answer to this. I am considering transitioning from an employer-sponsored work visa to a permanent resident visa and your situation is exactly what I'm afraid of.

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