Leases, licences and permits to occupy
COVID-19 update: State land rent waiver
In response to the impact of COVID-19, the Queensland Government is providing rent relief for holders of leases, licences and permits on state land.
Depending on your rental category, you may be eligible for a rent waiver or deferral. Read more.
The Queensland Government manages state land for the benefit of all Queenslanders. Under the Land Act 1994, unallocated state land can be made available through leases, licences and permits to occupy.
This guide explains how to complete and lodge applications in regards to leases, licences and permits to occupy. For more information on these and other forms of tenure, read our guide on types of land tenure.
Leases, licences and permits to occupy
In this guide:
- Leasing state land
- Applying for a permit to occupy
- Renewing a lease
- Extending a rolling term lease
- Transferring a lease or licence
- Surrendering a lease, licence or permit to occupy
- Converting/purchasing a lease
- Subdividing a lease
- Amalgamating leases
- Amending the description of a lease
- Changing the purpose or conditions
- Obtaining approval for a sublease
- Next ( https://www.qld.gov.au/environment/land/state/leases/leasing )