Apply for interstate mutual recognition for a property licence

Introduction

If you hold a property licence in another state or territory (or New Zealand), you may be eligible to apply for the equivalent in NSW.

An individual property licence lets you work as an agent in:

real estate, including:
- business broking
- sales or leasing
- onsite residential property management
strata management
stock and station.

If eligible, you can also add an auctioneer accreditation to your licence.

You can submit and pay for your application online.

To be eligible to apply for a mutually recognised property licence, you must:

hold an equivalent licence in another Australian state/territory or New Zealand
meet the NSW Fair Trading eligibility requirements
have completed the:
- relevant qualification(s)
- work experience requirements (if applicable)
have your principal place of business in NSW or within 50 kilometres of the NSW border.

your personal and business/employment details
2 proof of identity documents
evidence of your qualifications
a completed and signed Evidence of Work Experience Logbook (if you’ve held a property licence for less than 12 months)
the details of your previous property licence or certificate of registration (if applicable)
a copy of your current mutually recognised licence (front and back)
the completed PDF form – 'Notice for Registration of Equivalent Occupation'
your payment.

You may also need (if applicable):

Two proof of identity documents are required. They may include:

If you’re unable to apply online, you can submit your application form and supporting documents:

You'll also need to submit the completed PDF form – 'Individual Property Licence Application'.

You can review transaction payment options on our payment methods page.