FHOG QLD: Grants and Schemes for Queensland First Home Buyers

Are you a first home buyer QLD who’s ready to make the leap into home ownership? This guide breaks down the FHOG QLD (First Home Owners Grant QLD) and the other grants and schemes available to help you buy or build your first home in Queensland:

These schemes apply to a range of property types, including new homes, house and land packages, and substantially renovated homes. Similar first home owner grants exist in states and territories right across Australia, from South Australia to Queensland, so if you’re comparing options interstate it pays to check the rules that apply where you’re buying. Whichever pathway suits you, these grants and concessions are designed to help you find a place to call home sooner, with less financial strain.

1. First Home Owners Grant (FHOG QLD)

2. First Home Concession

3. Regional Home Building Boost Grant

4. First Home Guarantee

5. Family Home Guarantee

6. Regional First Home Buyer Guarantee

7. First Home Super Saver Scheme

With the Queensland First Home Buyers Grant and the other schemes above, you can navigate the path to home ownership with greater ease and financial support. Take advantage of these opportunities to turn your dream of owning your first home into a reality. If you have questions about your eligibility or want to talk through your options, book a free call with our team — we’re here to help you every step of the way! 🏡💼

Am I eligible?

We support all good borrowers on their home loan journey, whatever that means for you.

You can apply for a home loan online, if you are:

  • 18 years old or over
  • an Australian citizen, or a permanent or temporary resident
  • an Australian tax resident living in Australia
  • have an Australian mobile number
  • have income from an employer (PAYG) or self-employed
  • a single applicant or with a co-borrower
  • applying for a residential loan.

We recommend booking a call with our home loan experts if you are:

  • applying for a construction loan
  • retired
  • borrowing with 2 or more co-borrowers
  • refinancing more than one property
  • applying for a land loan.