Introduction 

If your corporation wants to conduct business in real estate, stock and station or strata management, it will need a corporation property licence.

You can submit and pay for your corporation’s application online.

Note: A corporation property licence is issued for 1, 3 or 5 years and can be renewed.

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply:

  • you must be either a director or company secretary
  • each director of the corporation must be ‘fit and proper’ to hold a licence
  • no director or officer of the corporation can be a disqualified person
  • you must have:
    • at least one director who holds an individual property licence
    • a nominated licensee in charge who holds a class 1 licence
    • paid relevant contributions to the Property Services Compensation Fund
    • a registered office in NSW. Alternatively, the registered office can be within 50 kilometres of the NSW border, but only if the licensee holds a current licence or authority from that jurisdiction (see section 28 – Registered office and address of the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002).

Note: 

  • The licensee of a business must hold their licence in the same field of work the agency undertakes (real estate, stock and station, strata management).
  • For detailed information on certain eligibility criteria visit NSW Fair Trading Corporation property licence.

What you need

To apply online you'll need:

Required documents

You'll also need supporting documents:

  • an ASIC extract that shows current and historical company information (issued within the last 30 days)
  • details of director(s)/secretary
  • a person who has a class 1 property licence to be nominated as the licensee in charge of the business – there may be more than one licensee in charge
  • a National Police Check for all directors and company secretaries linked to the organisation, dated within 3 months of the application.

Fees and payment


How to apply

  • Gather your supporting documents and payment.
  • Select the 'Apply online' button.
  • Log in, or create your MyServiceNSW Account.
  • Follow the prompts to submit your application.

Privacy and personal information: To use this NSW Fair Trading service you’ll need to create or log in with a MyServiceNSW Account. By logging in you consent to sharing your name and email address in your MyServiceNSW Account with NSW Fair Trading, a division of the Department of Customer Service. The NSW Fair Trading Property certificates and licences – privacy collection notice explains how your personal information will be handled once it is shared by Service NSW.

Apply in person

If you are not able to apply online, you can attend a Service NSW service centre for assistance and use the online kiosk to submit an application. 

Alternatively you can complete a PDF form and take it to a Service NSW service centre.

Before you visit a service centre:

Note: submitting a PDF application generally takes longer to process and the online discount will not be available.


Contact

If you cannot apply online, or you have difficulty downloading or completing a PDF form, contact NSW Fair Trading.


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Last published: 23 September 2026

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