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Approved agents for processing the grant

You can apply for the first home owner grant through the following banks and lending institutions.

You can also apply directly to the Office of State Revenue.

Please note: We do not create or control any of the content found through these links. 

S–Z

Savings and Loans Credit Union 

Secure Funding Pty Ltd

Select Credit Union Ltd 

Service One Credit Union Ltd 

SGE The Service Credit Union Ltd 

Shell Employees Credit Union Limited

Softwoods Credit Union Co-op 

Southern Cross Credit Union Ltd 

St George Bank 

Summerland Credit Union 

Suncorp-Metway Ltd 

Sunshine Cooperative Housing Society

Sutherland Shire Council Employees' Credit Union Ltd 

Swan Hill Credit Union

Sydney Credit Union Ltd 

Tasmanian Banking Services

The Capricornian Ltd 

The Rock Building Society Ltd 

Toyota Finance Australia Ltd 

Victoria Teachers Credit Union 

Waratah Co-Operative Housing Society No 37 Ltd

Warwick Credit Union Ltd 

WAW Credit Union 

Westpac Banking Corporation 

Wide Bay Australia Ltd 

Woolworths/Safeway Employees' Credit Cooperative

Top call centre questions

How can I get the grant?

First check if you are eligible.

If you are, you need to complete an application form. You can get an application from most banks and lending insititutions.

Submit your application to an approved bank or lending institution or directly to us.

How can I get the grant sooner?

If you apply through an approved agent or lending institution, you may get the grant sooner than if you applied directly to us.

See When will I get the grant? for more information.

How long do I have to apply?

You must apply for the grant within the specified timeframe (usually within 1 year of buying or building your home).

In some cases, this period may be extended.

When do I have to move into my home?

You must move into your home within 1 year of becoming the registered owner and you must live there for at least 6 months in order to keep the grant.

What happens if my circumstances change and I am no longer able to move into my home?

If your circumstances change and you are no longer able to move into your home, you must tell us.

Depending on the nature of your circumstances, you may have to pay back the grant.