What permits do I need for a tiny house in Victoria?

In Victoria you will need planning permission and a building permit. Planning permission ensures your tiny house meets local zoning laws, and a building permit guarantees that your home complies with safety and construction standards. Permit Solutions can advise and communicate with your council to ensure the best opportunity for approval.

You can live in a tiny house full-time in Victoria, providing it meets all local council regulations, zoning laws and building codes. You’ll also need to ensure your tiny house is on land zoned for residential. Some zones allow tiny homes, while others may restrict or limit their placement, especially in residential or rural areas. Even mobile tiny homes must comply with regulations, you will likely need a building permit to ensure the home meets safety and structural requirements, especially if it’s used for permanent residence.

In conclusion all we suggest you contact Permit solutions before building or placing a tiny house on your property. If you are planning to holiday let your tiny home them you should read our article “Do I need a planning permit for renting out a holiday home?”