I’m filipino-australian citizen. Can I retire to the Phils.and spend my superannuation pension payments there?

I read the Australian superannuation taxation website that can not be taken out of Australia by Australian permanent residents and citizens. Here’s the link http://ato. gov. au / superfunds / content. asp? doc = / content/32703. htm & page = 6 & H6 = & PC = 001/149/021/003/001 & mnu = 46047 & MFP 001/149 = & st = & cy = 1Salamat for the link to Superguide . com. au I’ll be sure to read more of this. Back to my question, I plan to retire at age 60. I was thinking that while it may be true that I can take my extra out of Australia, no rules need to be physically in Australia. once I’ve converted my super to a stream of income, in effect, my income stream is still managed in Australia, although I can then in the Philippines, enjoying my retirement. Am I right to think I still receive my pension from my montlhy stream of income to spend for my retirement in the Philippines?

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