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  1. Tertiary Access Payment
  2. Who can get it

Residence rules for the Tertiary Access Payment

To be eligible for the Tertiary Access Payment (TAP) you must meet the residence rules.

  1. How much you can get
  2. Income and assets tests

What the personal income test is for Youth Allowance for students and Australian Apprentices

We check your personal income to see if you’re eligible for Youth Allowance and work out how much you’ll get.

  1. Growing up
  2. Most useful information

Adopting a child

We have a range of payments and services to help parents care for their newly adopted child.

  1. Managing your money
  2. Centrelink debts and overpayments

When you can pause your debt repayments

You can pause your repayments if you’re affected by a crisis, disaster, emergency event or financial hardship.

  1. Moving to Australia
  2. Migrating

Support for Ukrainian nationals in Australia

If you have been affected by the conflict in Ukraine, we can help you with payments and support while you’re in Australia.

  1. Top payments
  2. ABSTUDY

ABSTUDY for high school, university or other higher education students

There’s ABSTUDY support available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in high school or higher education. This includes masters and doctorate study.

  1. Child health and safety
  2. Wellbeing

Support for foster carers and other non-parent carers

We support foster carers, grandparents, kinship carers and informal carers who provide ongoing care for a child.

  1. Top payments
  2. Child Disability Assistance Payment

How to get Child Disability Assistance Payment

You don’t need to claim for Child Disability Assistance Payment. If you’re eligible, we’ll pay it straight into your bank account.

  1. Youth Allowance for job seekers
  2. When to claim

Starting your claim for Youth Allowance for job seekers

You can start your claim for Youth Allowance for job seekers payment up to 13 weeks before your circumstances change.

  1. ABSTUDY
  2. High school, university or other higher education students

ABSTUDY for high school study

There’s ABSTUDY support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in secondary school.

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