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Foreign Buyer Stamp Duty in Australia 2026: State-by-State Surcharges and Total Cost
Foreign buyers purchasing Australian residential property in FY2026-27 face additional stamp duty surcharges of 7% to 9% depending on the state. NSW imposes the highest surcharge at 9%, while the ACT and NT levy no conveyance duty surcharge at all. On an $800,000 property, total stamp duty for a foreign buyer ranges from approximately $29,350 in the ACT to $107,070 in Victoria. Covers FIRB approval requirements, foreign ownership restrictions, and official Revenue Office sources for all eight jurisdictions.
First-Home Buyer Costs in Australia 2026: Stamp Duty, FHOG, and Deposit Explained
A breakdown of total upfront costs for first-home buyers across Australian states in FY2026-27, covering stamp duty concessions, First Home Owner Grant amounts, deposit requirements including the 5% government guarantee scheme, and additional costs such as conveyancing and lender's mortgage insurance. Includes worked examples for $600,000 and $800,000 properties across all eight jurisdictions.
Australian Stamp Duty Comparison 2026: How Much Duty on an $800,000 Home in Each State
Side-by-side comparison of stamp duty on an $800,000 residential property across all eight Australian states and territories for FY2026-27. Victoria imposes the highest duty at approximately $43,070 while Queensland is the lowest at $29,025 for a standard purchase. Includes first-home buyer concessions, foreign surcharge rates, and official Revenue Office sources.
NT Stamp Duty 2026-27: Formula-Based Rates, No Foreign Surcharge, and the $50,000 HomeGrown Grant
Northern Territory transfer duty for FY2026-27 uses a unique mathematical formula rather than a sliding scale. The Territory imposes no foreign buyer surcharge and replaced the old FHOG with a $50,000 HomeGrown grant for first-home buyers of new homes with no price cap. Covers duty calculation, first-home support, and official Territory Revenue Office sources.
ACT Stamp Duty 2026-27: HBCS No Income Cap, No Foreign Surcharge and Conveyance Duty
Australian Capital Territory conveyance duty for FY2026-27. The Home Buyer Concession Scheme (HBCS) provides full duty exemption up to $1,020,000 with the income test removed from 1 July 2026. The ACT has no foreign purchaser conveyance duty surcharge. No FHOG is available (abolished July 2019). Sourced from the ACT Revenue Office.
Tasmania Stamp Duty 2026-27: Rates, Expired First-Home Established-Home Relief and Foreign Surcharge
Tasmania property transfer duty rates and thresholds for FY2026-27. The 100% first-home established-home duty exemption (up to $750,000) expired on 30 June 2026 and no longer applies in the current year. First-home new-home support is now through the FHOG of $10,000. Foreign investor duty surcharge of 8%. Sourced from the State Revenue Office of Tasmania.