Register as an agent's representative
Legislative changes
New legislative changes will allow agent's representatives in real estate agent businesses to get or renew their registration for one, 3 or 5 years, and access discounted fees for multi-year registrations.
Read more about the changes.
An agent's representative is an employee of a licensed real estate or business agent who negotiates transactions on behalf of the agent.
Agent's representatives must be registered and appropriately trained.
Find out more about training requirements.
The laws that affect agent representatives include the Agents Licencing Act 1979 and the Agents Licencing Regulations 1979.
Before you apply
You must get a police history check.
You will need to pay a fee to register as an agent's representative.
Fees
All fees are free from GST.
| Item​ | Fee | |
|---|---|---|
| Apply to register or renew as an unrestricted agent's representative (including mutual recognition) | 1 year - $221 3 years - $598 5 years - $997 | |
| Apply to register or renew as a restricted agent's representative (including mutual recognition) | 1 year - $195 3 years - $527 5 years - $880 | |
| Apply for an interim agent's representative (1 year) | $221 |
How to register
Online
To apply and pay for your registration online, go to Licensing Online.
By mail, email, fax, or in person
To apply by mail, email, fax, or in person, follow these steps:
Step 1. Fill in the agent's representative registration form.
Agent's representative registration form PDF (197.2 KB)
Agent's representative registration form DOCX (76.5 KB)
You can also get these forms at a Territory Business Centre.
Step 2. Submit your form and pay the fee at your nearest Territory Business Centre.
How to renew
Online
To apply and pay for your renewal online, go to Licensing Online.
By mail, email, fax, or in person
To renew your registration by mail, email, fax, or in person, follow these steps:
Step 1. Fill in the registration renewal form.
Registration renewal form PDF (182.1 KB)
Registration renewal form DOCX (72.4 KB)
You can also get these forms at a Territory Business Centre.
Step 2. Submit the application and fee to your nearest Territory Business Centre by 1 May.
Interstate or New Zealand licence holders
If you are registered as an agent's representative in another Australian state or territory or New Zealand, use the agent's representative under mutual recognition form.
To apply for mutual recognition, follow these steps:
Step 1. Fill in the application for mutual recognition.
Agent representative under mutual recognition form PDF (186.6 KB)
Agent representative under mutual recognition form DOCX (75.4 KB)
You can also get these forms at a Territory Business Centre.
Step 2. Submit your form and pay the fee at your nearest Territory Business Centre.
Contact
For more information, contact your local Territory Business Centre.
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