Documents relating to (LEX 91606): Assessment for Disability Support Pension (DSP) customers going overseas under the no future work capacity provisions 008-03120040 (effective from 7 May 2026)…
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Documents relating to (LEX 91606): Assessment for Disability Support Pension (DSP) customers going overseas under the no future work capacity provisions 008-03120040 (effective from 7 May 2026) Assessment for Disability Support Pension (DSP) customers going overseas under the no future work capacity provisions 008-03120040 (effective from 6 May 2026) Assessment for Disability Support Pension (DSP) customers going overseas under the no future work capacity provisions 008-03120040 (effective from 13 April 2026) Essentials to JCA Report Writing (DSP Portability Review and Foreign Pension) DSP Portability Reviews, Agreement Country reviews and Foreign Pensions Assessments for International Services International Services Taskcard. 1 document released in full and 6 documents released in part. LEX 91606 Sections of the Act : Sections 22 and 47E(d) Exemptions : Section 47E(d)
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This FOI release from Services Australia comprises seven operational documents (one released in full, six in part) concerning Disability Support Pension (DSP) customers who wish to travel or move overseas under the "no future work capacity" (NWC) portability provisions. The procedure documents explain that a customer must have a Job Capacity Assessment and medical report completed before departure, that only Centrelink International Services staff can refer for these assessments, and that a manifest DSP customer must contact the agency before leaving Australia to be approved. Other materials include JCA report-writing guidance, an international services assessment overview, case studies and a taskcard. Safeguards noted include warnings that assessments may lead to DSP cancellation, that the assessment is voluntary, and that reviews must rest on robust medical evidence. Some material is withheld under sections 22 and 47E(d).
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