Victoria stamp duty calculator
Victoria's general rate reaches 6% of the part of a price between 130,000 and 960,000, then switches to 5.5% of the whole price up to 2,000,000, so 800,000 costs 43,070 and 1,200,000 costs 66,000. A home the buyer lives in costs less up to 550,000: 21,970 on 500,000 against 25,070. First home buyers pay nothing up to 600,000 and a scaled share of the duty up to 750,000. Foreign purchaser additional duty is 8% of the price, and the duty is rounded to the nearest dollar.
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Stamp duty to pay
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Transfer duty plus any foreign purchaser surcharge, on the price entered.
- Stamp duty to pay
- 0.00
- Transfer duty
- 0.00
- Foreign purchaser surcharge
- 0.00
- Concession
- 0.00
- Duty at the general rate
- 0.00
- Share of the price
- 0.00%
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| Buyer | What applies |
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Last updated . Rates checked 2 November 2026. Methodology
Key figures for Victoria
| Figure | Value |
|---|---|
| Duty on AUD 500,000 at the general rate | AUD 25,070.00 |
| Duty on AUD 800,000 at the general rate | AUD 43,070.00 |
| Duty on AUD 1,200,000 at the general rate | AUD 66,000.00 |
| Home to live in | Principal place of residence concession, only up to 550,000 |
| First home buyer | No duty up to 600,000, reduced duty up to 750,000 |
| Foreign purchaser | 8% of the whole price |
| Revenue office | State Revenue Office Victoria |
Sources
- State Revenue Office Victoria, Land transfer duty non principal place of residence current rates (Duties Act 2000 s28) checked 2 November 2026
- State Revenue Office Victoria, Principal place of residence concession (homes up to 550,000) checked 2 November 2026
- State Revenue Office Victoria, First home buyer duty exemption or concession (Duties Act 2000 s57JA) checked 2 November 2026
- State Revenue Office Victoria, Foreign purchaser additional duty current rates checked 2 November 2026