PROPERTY AGENTS
BOARD OF TASMANIA

Property Agents Board of Tasmania

Application for Licence - Individual

Use this form to apply for a real estate agent licence, a property manager licence, a general auctioneer licence or a property representative licence.  If you are seeking to conduct business as a company, you also need to complete the Application for Licence to Conduct Business — Company.

IMPORTANT - Please read before continuing

This form cannot be submitted without uploading the documents listed below, two of which must be obtained from external sources. If you cannot complete the form in one session, you can save and finish it later. You will then receive a unique link via email, to return and complete the form within 30 days.

  • A certified true copy of a valid proof of identity document showing both your photo, and your current residential address.
    Example: Driver’s licence or a State/Territory proof of age card.


    Your photographic ID must show your current residential address as listed on this application. If you have recently moved, you must update your address with the relevant issuing authority before applying — for example, by notifying Transport Tasmania of your new address, which will result in an updated licence or address label.


    A Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declarations, Barrister/Solicitor or Notary Public can certify a true copy of the original document. Further explanation is available on our website.

  • National Police Record (NPR) Check – issued not more than three (3) months before the date you lodge this application.

    Tasmanian residents only may provide an NPR issued by Tasmania Police.

    Applicants without a Tasmanian return address or not currently resident in Tasmania – apply to a person in your State/Territory who holds a similar position to the Tasmanian Commissioner of Police.

  • Insolvency Check – issued no more than seven (7) days before the date you lodge this application.

    An extract or result report from the National Personal Insolvency Index (NPII), maintained by the Australian Government’s Australian Financial Security Authority

  • Certificate of completion, statement of attainment or official transcript of the relevant course/training package listing the units/ modules successfully completed. Evidence of employment, experience or knowledge may also be required.