Question 1

How many CPD points do I need as a real estate agent in Australia?

EstatePass Inc. · Accepted Answer

Requirements depend on state, licence category and role. NSW requires the compulsory topics for your categories and areas of practice, with additional Class 1 obligations and separate assistant-agent qualification-unit requirements. WA requires 5 points including at least 1 in each of three subject areas; its transition period runs from 1 January 2026 to 31 March 2027, followed by April-to-March years. This tool is a personal record, not a compliance decision.

Question 2

What counts as CPD for real estate agents?

EstatePass Inc. · Accepted Answer

Check the regulator’s approved providers, topics, delivery and assessment requirements before enrolling. A relevant seminar or self-directed study session does not automatically qualify. This tracker does not verify an activity’s eligibility.

Question 3

What happens if I don't complete my CPD requirements?

EstatePass Inc. · Accepted Answer

Where CPD is mandatory, falling short can bring a penalty or suspension, or stop you renewing. NSW says non-compliance may lead to a penalty or the suspension or cancellation of a licence or certificate, and WA that you may be unable to renew your triennial certificate or registration.

Question 4

Can I carry over excess CPD points to the next year?

EstatePass Inc. · Accepted Answer

No, in NSW and WA each CPD year stands alone and extra hours or points do not carry over. NSW makes one exception for assistant agents completing Certificate IV units.

Question 5

Where can I find approved CPD providers in my state?

EstatePass Inc. · Accepted Answer

In NSW, check NSW Fair Trading's CPD guidance; in WA, Consumer Protection's CPD program. in Queensland, sessions approved by the Office of Fair Trading (codes start QLDCPD20). Victoria will publish its requirements before CPD starts on 1 April 2027, and South Australia has no mandatory CPD. The Real Estate Institute in each state (REINSW, REIV, REIQ, REIWA, REISA) also runs CPD programs.

State	Each year	Period	Regulator
New South Wales	Role-specific; see official topics	CPD year: 1 July to 30 June	NSW Fair Trading
Victoria	Not mandatory	Mandatory CPD starts 1 April 2027	Consumer Affairs Victoria
Queensland	2 sessions	CPD year: 12 months from your licence or registration issue date	Office of Fair Trading Queensland
Western Australia	5 points	Transition: 1 January 2026–31 March 2027; then 1 April–31 March annually	Consumer Protection WA
South Australia	Not mandatory	No mandatory CPD	Consumer and Business Services SA

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