First Home Owner Grant in Northern Territory (NT) — $10,000 (FHOG) + up to $10,000 (HomeBuild Access grant for building)

The NT First Home Owner Grant is $10,000 for new homes up to $750,000, plus up to $10,000 extra via HomeBuild Access. Learn eligibility, stamp duty concessions, and how to apply.

Definition

Northern Territory First Home Owner Grant

The Northern Territory First Home Owner Grant is $10,000 (FHOG) + up to $10,000 (HomeBuild Access grant for building) for eligible first home buyers. New homes only for FHOG.

Quick Facts

Grant Amount$10,000 (FHOG) + up to $10,000 (HomeBuild Access grant for building)
Property Value Cap$750,000
New or ExistingNew homes only for FHOG. The separate BuildBonus and HomeBuild Access grants may apply to building new homes.
Residency RequirementMust live in the property as your principal place of residence for a continuous period of at least 6 months, commencing within 12 months of completion or settlement
LegislationFirst Home Owner Grant Act 2000 (NT)
How to ApplyApply through the Territory Revenue Office or through your lender at the time of settlement.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the First Home Owner Grant in Northern Territory, you must meet all of the following criteria:

AgeMust be at least 18 years old
CitizenshipAustralian citizen or permanent resident (at least one applicant)
Previous OwnershipMust not have previously owned residential property in Australia
OccupancyMust live in the property as your principal place of residence for a continuous period of at least 6 months, commencing within 12 months

How to Apply

Apply through the Territory Revenue Office or through your lender at the time of settlement.

Tip: Most lenders and mortgage brokers can process the FHOG application on your behalf at the time of settlement. The grant amount is typically credited at settlement, reducing the funds you need to bring to the table.

Other Schemes You Can Combine

First home buyers in Northern Territory may also be eligible for these concurrent programs:

  • Stamp duty concessions — first home buyers pay no stamp duty on established homes up to $650,000
  • HomeBuild Access grant — up to $10,000 for building a new home in the NT
  • Home Guarantee Scheme (federal) — purchase with 5% deposit without LMI
  • First Home Super Saver Scheme (federal) — withdraw voluntary super contributions for your deposit

Frequently Asked Questions — NT First Home Owner Grant

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