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Our promise is simple, digital, stress-free conveyancing services with you in the driver’s seat. And we’re based in Adelaide!

At conveyancingsa.com.au, you get the same efficient service online as you do with a brick-and-mortar conveyancing firm. Your data and transaction are safe and secure with conveyancingsa.com.au.

Our property conveyancing service covers both buying and selling a property, property transfers and land title management. We understand that these transactions can be daunting, but our years of experience means we have processes and systems in place to easily manage these steps for you. And our friendly and professional team can walk you through the steps online if you need.

What’s more, we guarantee a flat fixed fee of just $880 including GST.

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The conveyancing process explained.

Get your conveyancing sorted fast – online from start to finish and backed by a team of experienced Adelaide conveyancers. Find out what’s involved in the conveyancing process and how conveyancingSA.com.au can ensure a smooth settlement for your property settlement.

 

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Mates Rates – Share the Savings!

Got a friend or family member who needs conveyancing? Give them the ultimate “mates rates” – $100 off their conveyancing fee when they book their settlement with us.

It’s simple: All they need to do is email us, mention this offer and include your full name once they’ve completed their registration… it’s for a limited time only, so spread the word and help your mates save!

Stamp Duty Relief in 2026 for Downsizers in South Australia

If you’re 60, in South Australia and thinking about downsizing, there’s some very good news coming your way.

In March 2026, the South Australian Government introduced a major stamp duty reform designed to make downsizing easier, more affordable and more appealing. Under the new policy, eligible downsizers can pay zero stamp duty when purchasing a qualifying new home, off‑the‑plan apartment, or land to build on.

Depending on the value of the property, this could save you over $100,000, making it one of the most generous stamp duty initiatives SA has ever seen.

Here’s how the downsizer stamp duty exemption works, who qualifies, and what you should know before signing a contract.

What Is the SA Downsizer Stamp Duty Exemption?

The SA downsizer stamp duty relief completely removes stamp duty for eligible buyers aged 60 and over who sell their existing home and purchase a smaller, newly built or off‑the‑plan property as their new principal place of residence.

Unlike previous concessions that reduced duty, this policy abolishes it entirely meaning there’s no transfer duty payable if all criteria are met.

The reform is part of the state government’s broader housing strategy aimed at:

  • Increasing housing supply
  • Encouraging people to move through the housing market more easily
  • Freeing up larger homes for families
  • Supporting older South Australians into homes that better suit their lifestyle

When Does the Exemption Start?

The stamp duty exemption applies to contracts entered into on or after 25 March 2026. The policy aligns with the re‑elected Labor Government being formally sworn in, with implementation expected in April 2026. If your contract is signed before 25 March 2026, the exemption won’t apply even if settlement occurs later.

Timing matters, so professional advice before signing is essential.

Who Is Eligible for Stamp Duty-Free Downsizing?

To qualify for the downsizer stamp duty exemption, you must meet all of the following conditions:

  • Be 60 years or older
  • Sell your existing principal place of residence
  • Purchase a new, off‑the‑plan home or land to build
  • Move into the new property as your main home
  • Buy a property valued at $2 million or less
  • Downsize into a smaller home
  • Enter into the contract on or after 25 March 2026
  • Use the exemption only once

There’s no upper age limit, and couples can qualify if at least one buyer meets the age requirement.

Do I Have to Sell My Current Home?

Yes. The policy is specifically targeted at genuine downsizers.

You’ll need to sell your existing principal residence before purchasing your new, smaller home. This ensures larger homes are returned to the market, helping families and first home buyers gain access to established suburbs.

What Counts as “Downsizing”?

Downsizing generally means moving into a home that’s smaller or easier to maintain than your current one. This might include:

  • Moving from a large house to an apartment or townhouse
  • Buying a home on a smaller block
  • Choosing a lower‑maintenance or more compact dwelling

The aim is more efficient use of housing stock, particularly in well‑serviced metro areas.

What Types of Properties Are Eligible?

Only new properties qualify for the exemption. These include:

  • Newly built homes
  • Off‑the‑plan apartments or townhouses
  • Vacant land purchased to build a new home

Established homes don’t qualify, even if they’re smaller or cheaper than your existing property.

Is There a Property Price Cap?

Yes. The purchase price must be $2 million or less.

If the property exceeds this value, the exemption won’t apply. The cap ensures the benefit supports downsizers, not luxury or investment purchases.

How Much Stamp Duty Could I Save?

Eligible buyers could save up to $103,830 in stamp duty.

This is not a discount or rebate, it’s a full exemption. If you qualify, no stamp duty is payable at all on the purchase.

For many people, this removes one of the biggest financial barriers to downsizing.

Can the Exemption Be Used More Than Once?

No. The downsizer stamp duty relief can only be claimed once per person (or couple).

It’s designed as a one‑time incentive to support your transition into your next home.

How Does This Benefit Families and First Home Buyers?

When downsizers move into smaller homes, they often sell properties in well‑established suburbs close to schools, transport, medical services and employment hubs.

This creates a ripple effect through the market, increasing availability for families and first home buyers — without relying solely on new land releases.

What Should You Do Before Buying?

If you’re considering downsizing in SA, it’s important to:

  • Understand the value of your current home
  • Explore suitable new or off‑the‑plan options
  • Get legal and financial advice before signing
  • Make sure your contract date qualifies

Jump onto Revenue SA’s website to register for more information about stamp duty downsizer relief when it’s released soon: https://www.revenuesa.sa.gov.au/latest-news/stamp-duty-changes-for-eligible-downsizers

To read the official media release from the Premier’s department go to: https://www.premier.sa.gov.au/media-releases/news-items/tax-abolished-for-downsizers

What is Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW) and what is a Clearance Certificate?

If you’re selling a property in South Australia, it’s important to understand Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW). This is a 15% tax applied to property sales where the vendor is a foreign resident. The tax is designed to ensure that foreign sellers meet their tax obligations to Australia, as it can be difficult to recover tax debts from non-residents after they leave the country. The withholding secures a portion of the funds to mitigate this risk.

Since the threshold was abolished on 1 January 2025, FRCGW now affects all vendors in South Australia selling properties – regardless of the contract price.

Vendors need to apply for a Clearance Certificate to avoid having 15% of the sale price withheld from their property proceeds. It can take up to 21 business days to receive the certificate, so the vendor or their conveyancer should apply as soon as possible after the contract is signed, especially in cases of shorter settlements.

In most cases, the process is straightforward, but delays may occur if the vendor hasn’t lodged a tax return in the past two years or owes tax. In these situations, the application is sent to a different section of the Australian Taxation Office, which may cause further delays.

If the Clearance Certificate is not available by the time of settlement, the transaction can still proceed. However, the purchaser’s conveyancer must withhold 15% of the sale price and remit it to the Australian Taxation Office at settlement.

I am buying my first home – is there stamp duty relief available in South Australia?

Yes! First home buyers may be eligible for a stamp duty relief on the transfer of land in certain circumstances. Here are the conditions under which you may be eligible:

  • Buying a new home* (this includes properties such as a house, flat, unit, townhouse or apartment).
  • Purchasing an off-the-plan apartment.
  • Securing both land and a new home together, typically under a comprehensive building contract.
  • Purchasing vacant land with the intent to build your new home on it.

*Note: The definition of a “new home” for the purpose of this relief may vary. It’s always a good idea to confirm the specific details as they pertain to your situation.  Find full details here: Stamp Duty Relief for First Home Buyers in SA.

Will conveyancingSA.com.au assist me with my application for stamp duty relief?

Absolutely! If you are eligible for Stamp Duty relief, conveyancingSA.com.au we will assist you with making your application. We have a dedicated team well-versed in the process and requirements for stamp duty relief applications and we will manage the entire application on your behalf for $55, including GST.

We recommend reaching out to our team at conveyancingSA.com.au for further information and to start the application process. We’re here to make your first home buying experience smoother and more affordable!

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Stamp Duty Relief for First Home Buyers

You might also be eligible for Stamp Duty relief as a First Home Buyer. Learn more about the eligibility criteria here First Home Buyer Stamp Duty Relief in South Australia

What is conveyancingSA.com.au?

conveyancingSA.com.au is South Australia’s first pure online conveyancing service. Its promise is simple, digital, stress-free property conveyancing with the client in the driver’s seat.

Created and developed in South Australia, our Adelaide conveyancing team is backed by SA’s largest property transaction provider. Our purpose is to assist buyers and sellers in their home purchase or in selling property, who wants more control, transparency and a faster, simpler way to do things.

Our clients follow the easy to understand directions in our portal to arrange online settlements with conveyancingSA.com.au. Because our service is 100% digital, we can price it very economically.

We are NOT a national outfit trying to cover the nuances of property transactions in all Australian markets, nor are we a marketplace for small-sized conveyancers. As the conveyancing process varies from state to state, our Adelaide SA team specialises in the South Australian market.

conveyancingSA.com.au is a standalone conveyancing firm, with an experienced team in dealing with the Adelaide and SA regional property market. Our company has invested heavily in technology and the development of the smarts to conduct conveyancing online – simply, reliably and without stress.

Why did you start conveyancingSA.com.au?

We wanted to create a conveyancing service that was efficient, convenient, transparent, and customer-friendly. With the rise of digital technology, we saw an opportunity to create an online platform that would make the process of buying and selling property easier for particular clients.

So we set out to create conveyancingSA.com.au – a service that would offer all of these things and more. We’re proud to say that we’ve been successful in our mission. We’ve provided great service for clients who need top-quality Adelaide conveyancing services for clients who prefer an online transaction at a lower cost. And we’re always looking for ways to make our service even better.

How much does conveyancingSA.com.au cost?

A residential buy or sell transaction is priced at $880 including GST.

Identity is verified online and clients can upload their own documents into the portal to conduct their transaction. Our fee covers up to two verifications and if there are more than two parties involved, a fee of $20 for each additional party will be charged.

We do not charge for additional items like liaising with your bank or storing your documents. We are upfront and transparent – there are no nasty surprises at conveyancingSA.com.au.

We value loyalty. If you add a transaction to one you are currently doing with conveyancingSA.com.au. (e.g. you are doing your purchase conveyancing through us and you sell a property before the property you are buying has settled), we will discount the second transaction by $100.

Who should use conveyancingSA.com.au?

conveyancingSA.com.au is ideal for standard residential transactions including those transactions with an incoming or outgoing mortgage.

Users of our conveyancing service are comfortable with conducting their business transactions online even when they are high value.

Our clients value being able to conduct their business out of hours and that suits our digital offering.

Because we have been able to streamline the conveyancing process digitally, our clients can expect to pay substantially less than a traditional conveyancing service.

How is conveyancingSA.com.au different?

We think we’re very different. South Australian conveyancing has a long and proud history and conveyancingSA.com.au is a natural extension of the very personalised and manual conveyancing services available in South Australia. But we are very different.

Increasingly consumers are becoming comfortable with managing their financial transactions in a digital environment and they appreciate the convenience that helps their busy lives. By transacting in a digital environment, our clients benefit from greater transparency in the progress of their transaction.

You can login at any time and see what stage your transaction is at and what comes next on the journey to settlement.

An added bonus is the savings that can be passed onto our clients because we have invested heavily in our technology.

Will I have a dedicated conveyancer?

In order to maintain our lower price structure we have created internal efficiencies including a Shared Services team.

Clients have access to a support email address for any queries (support@conveyancingSA.com.au).

The Shared Service concept means that if anyone is away or not at their desk, there will always be someone to answer your question.

There is shared visibility over your transaction and that means you’ll get an answer to your query fast.

Can I get help from a conveyancer if I need it?

You can be assured that behind your transactions there is a team of conveyancers who are licensed in South Australia.

Our conveyancers are all members of the Australian Institute of Conveyancers (SA). If you have any questions or concerns you can send an email or complete a webform and request assistance from our Shared Services team.

You’ll receive a notification each time we send you a message so you’ll have total visibility over the progress of your transaction and when we have any tasks for you to complete.

What should I know about your fee quotation?

Our information and our fee quotation is provided to you on the basis of the information you have supplied to us. If there is any variation to that information, and there is a need to revise our quotation, we will always contact you first to explain clearly the reasons for the variation and to gain your agreement before we continue.

When we quote you, we let you know about the third party charges you can expect to pay in addition to our professional fee. Take a look at the What Costs Should I Know About? section to learn more about the fees and charges that may be applicable to your purchase or sale. These fees are what we call Government and Statutory fees which means they’ll apply regardless of who is doing your conveyancing. We’ll help you work out just what those fees will be so that you won’t have any nasty surprises.

Why do you ask for so much stuff?

There are a number of important forms and information that we need from you to make sure that we conduct your transaction in line with legislation and regulations in South Australia and that we complete all of the required checking.

We know that some of this can be tedious, but you can be assured that we only ask for what is absolutely necessary.

The sooner you can provide the documents we require the better – this is so we can work together to avoid any delay to your settlement.

You can be assured that we will return information to you quickly from our side and if you can do the same, that will keep us on track.

We can also assure you that we take the greatest precautions with your data security and privacy. You’ll notice we ask you to register your account to sign up with two-factor authentication.

We will not take any chances with your data or your privacy.

Each time we request information from you, you’ll receive a notification from us to check into the conveyancingSA.com.au portal, to retrieve the message. Safe and secure.

That’s our promise – to keep you on track and informed.

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