To get an owner-builder permit, you must apply at a Fair Trading Centre and show that:
- you are over 18 years old
- you own the land or have a prescribed interest in the land (certificate of title or rate notice)
- you live or intend to live in the completed home or one dwelling of the dual occupancy as your principal residence.
You must also provide:
- a description and address of the proposed work with a copy of the plans and council development application number or complying development certificate number
- the owner-builder permit application fee
- evidence that you have completed an approved owner-builder course, where the value of the proposed work is over $12,000. A permit cannot be issued for work that has already commenced.
There are no exemptions from the need to complete a course unless you hold an approved equivalent qualification.
A spouse or relative will not be issued with an owner-builder permit for their partner’s or family’s land.
Also, there are specific rules for applicants where a company owns the land.
(Source: NSW Fair Trading)
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