Centrelink delivers Australian government payments and services including Age Pension, Family Tax Benefit, Medicare, and unemployment benefits. Australian expats often need to contact Centrelink for pension payments, family benefits, and residency status updates while living overseas.
Dial 132 300 (within Australia)
011 61 2 6216 1111
00 61 2 6216 1111
011 61 2 6216 1111
00 61 2 6216 1111
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Use myGov online for most payment and service queries
Tuesday–Thursday, 8:00–9:00 AM AEST
myGov website — online services for payments, Medicare, and tax
Services Australia website for forms and information
Australian embassy or consulate for assistance abroad
Yes. From abroad, call +61 2 6216 1111. The 132 number only works within Australia. International calling rates apply.
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Yes. If you qualify, you can receive the Age Pension while living overseas. You need to contact Centrelink to arrange international payments and report your circumstances. Some portability restrictions may apply depending on the country.
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Have your Customer Reference Number (CRN), date of birth, and any relevant claim or payment reference numbers. Centrelink will verify your identity before discussing your account.
Yes. myGov provides online access to Centrelink services, Medicare, and the ATO. You can also use the Express Plus mobile apps for payments and reporting.
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