Queensland First Home Owner Grant

Queensland offers a $30,000 First Home Owner Grant for new homes valued up to $750,000. This is one of the most generous grants in Australia. In addition, first home buyers may be eligible for stamp duty concessions and the Regional Home Building Boost Grant in certain areas.

First Home Owner Grant Calculator Australia

Your FHOG Eligibility

You may be eligible for the FHOG

Grant amount$30,000
Property value cap$750,000

Important notes

The FHOG is available for new or substantially renovated homes only — it does not apply to existing (established) homes.

Grant amounts and eligibility criteria can change each financial year. Always verify with your state revenue office before applying.

Additional state-specific concessions (e.g. stamp duty discounts) may also apply for first home buyers.

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What is the First Home Owner Grant?

The First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) is a one-off government grant for first home buyers who are buying or building a new home. It is administered by state and territory governments. Amounts vary: NSW $10,000, VIC $10,000, QLD $30,000 (contracts 20 Nov 2023–30 Jun 2026), WA $10,000, SA $15,000, TAS $30,000. ACT does not offer the FHOG.

Can I get the FHOG on an existing home?

No. The FHOG is only available for new homes or substantially renovated homes. It does not apply to existing or established properties. Some states offer separate concessions for first home buyers purchasing established homes.

Do I need to be an Australian citizen to get the FHOG?

Yes. You must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident to be eligible for the FHOG. Temporary visa holders are not eligible.

Can I get the FHOG with my partner?

Yes. Co-applicants are allowed, but all applicants must meet the eligibility criteria, including both being first home buyers. The grant is paid once per transaction, not per applicant.

Is the FHOG available in the ACT?

No. The ACT discontinued the FHOG for most properties. ACT offers a different scheme (Home Buyer Concession Scheme) which provides stamp duty concessions rather than a cash grant.