Victoria Renters Guide

Victoria landlords, download a free copy of the Victoria Renters Guide to distribute to your tenants.


The Residential Tenancies Act 1997 stipulates that rental providers must provide specific information to renters at the outset of the tenancy. This publication covers all the information required by the Act.

Who is this publication for?

The Victoria Renters Guide should be downloaded by private landlords, rental property managers, and any company or entity that leases residential properties to renters.

A copy should be distributed to each new renter prior to the start of the tenancy. The free form is provided in PDF format from Consumer Affairs Victoria.


Download your free copy of the Victoria Renters Guide.

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Last Updated: 29-July-2026
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