SA First Home Buyer Stamp Duty Calculator
Eligible first home buyers can receive full stamp duty relief on new homes, off-the-plan homes and vacant land to build on, with no value cap for contracts from 6 June 2024. Established homes pay full duty.
Select the property type and enter the dutiable value used by RevenueSA.
Enter the contract price or market value used for duty.
Eligible new homes and vacant land: full stamp duty relief at any value.
Select a preset:
FY2026-27 Lands Titles Office fees. Transfer registration varies with value.
Full stamp duty relief — You save $24,080.00
Effective duty rate
0.00%
You save
$24,080.00
Deposit
20%
The $15,000 First Home Owner Grant is also available for new homes.
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New homes, off-the-plan homes and vacant land (any value)
| Property value | Concession | You pay |
|---|---|---|
| Any value | Full exemption | $0 duty |
Established homes
| Property value | Concession | You pay |
|---|---|---|
| Any value | None | Full standard duty |
Important: Unlike some other states, SA does not offer any stamp duty concession for first home buyers purchasing established homes.
Each applicant must be a natural person aged 18+. At least one applicant must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or qualifying New Zealand citizen. For contracts from 13 February 2025, neither an applicant nor their spouse or domestic partner can have owned residential property in Australia. All applicants must live in the home for 6 continuous months within RevenueSA's timeframe; vacant land and owner-builder cases use the earlier of 12 months after lawful occupation or 36 months after settlement.
What stamp duty relief do SA first home buyers get?
Do first home buyers get a concession on established homes?
Can I get both the FHOG and stamp duty exemption?
Does first home buyer relief remove the foreign ownership surcharge?
Tax Accuracy & Sources
Tax year: 2026-27
Estimates SA first home buyer stamp duty relief for contracts from 13 February 2025, including eligible new homes and vacant land, the unreduced foreign ownership surcharge, and optional 2026-27 registration fees. Eligibility is not assessed in full.
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