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West Aussie drivers can now claim $100 fuel payment

Wednesday, 1 July 2026 10:07

By Monique Welhan

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Over two million Western Australian drivers are now eligible to receive a one-off $100 payment towards the cost of fuel.

Eligible driver's licence holders including learner, provisional, and extraordinary licences can submit a claim for the payment from today, July 1.

The fastest way to claim the Fuel Support Payment is through the ServiceWA app.

There is also an option to donate the $100 to 15 participating charities.

For those who do not wish to use to ServiceWA app, paper claim forms are available online at Community Resource Centres, Regional Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure Service Centres, ServiceWA kiosks, participating local Members of Parliament offices, and public libraries across Western Australia.

The completed form and supporting documents will then need to be mailed back, with the process taking up to eight weeks.

Further details can be found at: www.wa.gov.au/organisation/servicewa/servicewa-app/servicewa-app-fuel-support-payment

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