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A question to Australian Vietnam Veterans living in Vietnam

I served here in 68/69 and since 2012, have returned many times until 2017 when I decided to live here permanently.聽 That was five months ago.聽
聽 聽 聽 聽 聽Now I am led to believe that us veterans have been excused from having to return to Australia on a regular basis to retain our pensions, unlike for the ordinary Aussie citizen who has to return every six months.
聽 聽 聽 聽 聽So could one of you living here be able to confirm if this is true?聽 Your reply would be greatly appreciated.聽 聽Thankyou.聽 聽 聽Bill
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pogopop wrote:

I served here in 68/69 and since 2012, have returned many times until 2017 when I decided to live here permanently.聽 That was five months ago.聽
聽 聽 聽 聽 聽Now I am led to believe that us veterans have been excused from having to return to Australia on a regular basis to retain our pensions, unlike for the ordinary Aussie citizen who has to return every six months.
聽 聽 聽 聽 聽So could one of you living here be able to confirm if this is true?聽 Your reply would be greatly appreciated.聽 聽Thankyou.聽 聽 聽Bill


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聽 聽 聽Sorry mate, sounds like a furphy to me, but this mob might show you what the reality is...

International Living Australia
postcards@ilaustralia.com

聽 聽 聽 ..me?聽 聽..just another escapee from 'the great southern suffering'...聽 聽

聽 聽 聽 聽..gratefully...聽 聽 聽 聽:idontagree:

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Wouldn't the Australian consulate know? or better yet, whatever ministry who pays you?

I'd like the answer in writing in any case, and I don't mean from us!

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