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Family Tax Benefit Part A and Family Tax Benefit Part B
If you and/or your child/ren leave Australia permanently your payments will stop on departure.
If you and/or your child/ren leave Australia temporarily, you may get paid:
Family Tax Benefit Part A base rate for up to three years
more than the base rate of Family Tax Benefit Part A for up to six weeks, and
Family Tax Benefit Part B for up to six weeks.
If you and/or your child/ren leave Australia for more than six weeks and then return and leave again within six weeks, your payment may change.
If you have a Partner Provisional Visa (subclass 309 or 310) or Interdependency Visa (subclass 820 or 826) and you leave Australia temporarily, you can only get your Family Tax Benefit for up to a maximum of six weeks, for the following approved reasons:
for an acute family crisis (e.g. to visit an immediate family member who is critically ill)
for humanitarian reasons (e.g. to adopt a child or attend custody proceedings), or
eligible medical treatment that is not available in Australia.
You will need to show proof of your reason for travelling overseas. We can tell you what type of proof you need to show us, based on your reasons for travelling outside Australia.
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