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ABSTUDY Fares Allowance for family members

Your parent or guardian, partner, close family or community member can get help to travel.

  1. ABSTUDY Fares Allowance
  2. Who can get it

Types of travel for ABSTUDY Fares Allowance

ABSTUDY Fares Allowance helps with the cost of approved travel. We work out if you can get it based on your type of travel.

  1. Who can get it
  2. Non-student travellers

ABSTUDY Fares Allowance for dependants

Your partner and dependent children may get help to travel to and from your place of study.

  1. Dependent or independent
  2. Reviewable independence

Independent for ABSTUDY if your parents can’t take care of you

You may be independent if you’re 15 or older and your parents can’t take care of you.

  1. Top payments
  2. Transition to Independent Living Allowance

How to apply for the Transition to Independent Living Allowance (TILA)

You apply for the Transition to Independent Living Allowance (TILA) with the help of your caseworker.

  1. Energy Supplement
  2. How much you can get

Payment rates for Energy Supplement on Youth Allowance

If you get Youth Allowance the Energy Supplement amount you get depends on your and your partner’s circumstances and the payment or services you get.

  1. Who can get it
  2. Types of travel

ABSTUDY Fares Allowance for orientation and special purpose visit travel

Help for eligible students and non-student travellers to travel for an open day, orientation activity or other special purpose.

  1. Top payments
  2. Transition to Independent Living Allowance

Who can get the Transition to Independent Living Allowance (TILA)

You need to meet the age requirements and have left formal care or are preparing to leave.

  1. Higher education
  2. Top payments

ABSTUDY Lawful Custody Allowance

Help for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and Australian Apprentices with study and training costs while in custody.

  1. Dependent or independent
  2. Permanent independence

Independent for ABSTUDY if you have or had a dependent child

You may be independent if you have or had a dependent child.

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