Every holder of a NSW gaming-related licence is required to pay an annual licence fee.
The gaming-related licence fee system ensures that those involved in manufacturing, selling, servicing or testing gaming machines in NSW make a fair and reasonable contribution to the cost of regulating the industry.
Due to the introduction of an annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) increase for gaming-related annual licence fees, the payment due date for fees is now 15 April.
A renewal invoice will be emailed to you in March, which will contain your licence number and renewal number, with payment due by 15 April.
Note: we no longer accept cash or cheques
Use your credit card to pay online.
You will need your licence number and renewal number to pay. A surcharge of 0.4% will be added to credit card payments.
You will need your biller code and customer reference number to pay via BPAY through phone or internet banking.
If you have not received your renewal notice via email by 5 April, please provide your full name, licence number, and updated email address to the Game Related Licence team.
Licence type
Cost
Gaming machine technician’s licence
$237
Gaming machine seller’s licence
$592
Gaming machine testing facility licence
$1,184
Gaming machine dealer’s licence
$11,840
Date
Activity
15 March
Fee notices emailed to licensees
15 April
Licence fee payment due
15 June
Last day to apply for licence reinstatement
Technician licence ID cards expire after five years and must be renewed separately. If you need to renew your card, please complete the following form – GRL101 Gaming machine technician ID application PDF, 729.17 KB.
T: 1300 024 720 | Monday to Friday | 9am - 4pm
E: grlrenewals@liquorandgaming.nsw.gov.au
