How WA drivers can claim their $100 fuel support payment
How much is the fuel support payment?
The payment is a cost-of-living measure to assist Western Australians with fuel costs. It is a one-time payment intended to help with fuel costs following price increases caused by the ongoing war in the Middle East.
Who is eligible to receive payments?
Funding is available to anyone with a valid Western Australian driver’s licence.
This also applies to drivers with a learner permit, temporary permit (or P plate) and drivers with an outstanding licence.
This includes people with a valid motorcycle license or heavy vehicle licence; However, payment can only be made once per driver.
Can EV drivers get paid?
Yes, electric vehicle drivers with a valid driver’s license can request a one-time payment even if they do not use gasoline or diesel in their vehicles.
What happens if you have a revoked or suspended driver’s license?
If you have a revoked or suspended license, you are not eligible to receive payments. For valid WA licenses only.
Do I have to spend the payment on fuel?
Technically no. All applicants will receive $100 sent to their bank accounts via the ServiceWA app.
When can people start applying for payments?
Requests can be made from July 1 this year, coinciding with the start of the new financial year.
How can I apply for payment?
The fastest way to receive your Fuel Support Payment is through the ServiceWA app. You can download the app and enter your valid information to receive your $100 payment.
Do I need to accept payment?
No, you are not required to download the app or request the $100 payment.
Prime Minister Roger Cook has already said he does not plan to use the money, although he is entitled to receive it.
