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How transfer duty is worked out in Victoria

Dutiable valueDuty
$0 – $25,0001.4% of the dutiable value
$25,001 – $130,000$350 plus 2.4% of the value over $25,000
$130,001 – $960,000$2,870 plus 6% of the value over $130,000
$960,001 – $2,000,0005.5% of the dutiable value
Over $2,000,000$110,000 plus 6.5% of the value over $2,000,000

These are the general rates. A buyer who will live in the home pays the principal place of residence rates on a value up to $550,000: $2,870 plus 5% over $130,000 to $440,000, then $18,370 plus 6% over $440,000 to $550,000. Foreign purchasers pay an additional 8%. Source: State Revenue Office Victoria, verified November 2026.

What an eligible first home buyer pays

The table below applies the first home buyer duty exemption or concession to the prices first home buyers in Victoria most often ask about. The calculator above does the same for any price.

Purchase priceDuty for an owner-occupierEligible first home buyer pays
$500,000$21,970Nil
$600,000$31,070Nil
$640,000$33,470$8,925
$680,000$35,870$19,131
$720,000$38,270$30,616
$750,000$40,070$40,070
$850,000$46,070$46,070

The rules behind these figures, the residence requirement and the cases where the concession is lost are set out on first home buyer stamp duty concessions in Victoria.

Questions buyers ask

Do first home buyers pay stamp duty in Victoria?

Not on a home valued at $600,000 or less, provided they meet the first home buyer duty exemption rules. From $600,001 to $750,000 duty is reduced on a sliding scale. Above $750,000 the full amount applies.

Is it different for new and established homes?

No. The same $600,000 and $750,000 thresholds apply to new homes, established homes and vacant land for a first home. The First Home Owner Grant, by contrast, is only for new homes.

What is the dutiable value for an off-the-plan purchase?

The contract price less the construction costs incurred after the contract date. For strata lots under contracts signed between 21 October 2024 and 20 April 2027 there is no value threshold on this concession, so a first home buyer's dutiable value can fall well below the exemption line.

How long do I have to live there?

Twelve continuous months, starting within 12 months of settlement. Renting the property out inside that period means the duty becomes payable and the SRO must be told.

My partner owned a home years ago; am I still eligible?

If your spouse or partner owned and lived in a home in Australia for six continuous months at any time since 1 July 2000, or owned any home before then, neither of you is eligible, even if they are not on the contract.

Can I get the principal place of residence concession as well?

The two do not stack. Up to $600,000 the first home exemption makes the duty nil anyway. Between $600,001 and $750,000 the first home concession is calculated on the general rates, because the principal place of residence rates end at $550,000.