Get Your Australian
Superannuation Back

Left Australia after your Working Holiday? Claim your super in just 3 minutes. We handle all the paperwork - you just wait for your money.

Learn how it works
3 minute application
Secure & confidential
Fixed fee: $149 AUD
100% Money Back Guarantee if your claim is ineligible

How It Works

We've simplified the DASP process so you can focus on your next adventure

Step 1

Answer Simple Questions

Fill in your details in our easy online form. No complex forms or government jargon.

2 min
Step 2

Sign Digitally

Provide your digital signature to authorise us to handle your claim.

30 sec
Step 3

Pay Once

Pay our flat fee of $149 AUD. No hidden costs, no percentage of your super. If no super is found, you get a full refund.

1 min
Step 4

Receive Your Money

We handle the required paperwork with the super fund or ATO. Your money goes directly to your bank.

4-8 weeks
Free Estimate

How Much Super Could You Get Back?

Enter your work details to see an instant estimate of your superannuation

6 months
1 month24 months
30 hrs
10 hrs (part-time)50 hrs (full-time+)
$28/hr
$20/hr (min wage)$50/hr (skilled)

Your estimated superannuation

$2,401AUD
Estimated super$2,401
Our service fee-$149
You receive$2,252
Flat fee. No percentage taken.

*Estimate based on 11% super guarantee rate. Actual amount may vary. DASP payments are taxed at 65% for Working Holiday visa holders.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

One flat fee. No percentage of your super. No surprises.

Complete Service
$149AUD
One-time payment
  • Full eligibility check
  • All paperwork handled
  • Super fund identification
  • Digital signature processing
  • Paperwork submitted to your super fund
  • Status tracking dashboard
  • Email updates
  • No hidden fees

You only pay after completing the application

100% Money Back Guarantee

Average super claim: $2,500 - $8,000 AUD

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about claiming your super

DASP allows temporary residents who have permanently left Australia to claim back the superannuation contributions made during their employment in Australia. This includes Working Holiday Visa holders (subclass 417 and 462) who have left the country and whose visas have expired or been cancelled.