Online services

My Housing is where you can view information about your current and past housing services with us, such as your:

• Tenancy
• Victorian Housing Register application 
• Movable unit application 
• RentAssist bond loan.

My housing features:

With My housing, you can view details such as:

• Date your application was received
• Current status of your application 
• Household members on your application or in your tenancy
• Bond loan amount issued
• Tenancy start date.

My Account is where you can view your housing payment information and transactions and request statements.

My account features:

• View an account summary for your current or vacated tenancy or bond loan.
• View your most recent transactions and keep track of your account balances.
• Request account statements to be sent to your myGov inbox or another way you like to receive correspondence. 

Make a payment is a safe, secure and convenient way to make a payment on your tenancy or bond loan account.

Make a payment features:

• Renters can make a payment on their current or previous tenancy account 
• Residents (with consent of the renter) can make a payment on a current tenancy account (this does not mean the resident has property rights)
• Bond loan clients can make a payment towards their bond debt
• Use your VISA or Mastercard debit card to make a payment anytime, anywhere
• Make your first payment online when you sign up to a tenancy.

My information is where you can view and update some of your personal information.

My information features:

With My information, you can view:

• Personal details, such as your date of birth, country of birth, language preferences
• Contact details, such as your residential and postal address, phone numbers and email address
• Consents, such as Centrelink Confirmation eServices consent and payment consent (if applicable)

With My information you can update the following:

• language preferences
• Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent
• residential and postal address (if you are living in public housing currently you will not be able to update your residential address)
• phone numbers
• email address
• Centrelink Confirmation eServices consent (if you have not already consented)

My information is also where you can view information about the members in your household:

• if you are a renter in a current tenancy and/or a primary applicant you can view basic information about your household members

Digital mail is fast, convenient and a secure way to access your letters through your myGov inbox.

When you link your myGov account to HousingVic Online Services, you can:

• Select to receive mail about your housing application, bond loan or public housing tenancy.
• View and save your mail in your myGov inbox. 

When you link your myGov account to HousingVic Online Services, you can:

• Apply for RentAssist bond loan
• View and save applications. 

For more information about RentAssist bond loan, see RentAssist bond loan.

When you link your myGov account to HousingVic Online Services, you can:

• Apply for public and community housing
• View and save applications
• Apply for a transfer if you are already a Victorian social housing renter.

For more information about applying for housing, see Social housing.

1. To login to myGov - go to the myGov website and sign in to your myGov account. Login via myGov.If you don't have one, you'll need to create an account. Create a myGov account.
2. Go to ’Services’ - open myGov's 'Services' Section.
3. Link online services - select 'HousingVic online services’. This will link it to your myGov account.

When you enter HousingVic online services, you will be asked to verify who you are. By completing the online identity verification process, you will be able to access all online services. If you do not register, you will only have access to apply for social housing or a RentAssist bond loan. 

How does online identity verification work?

• From the HousingVic Online Services screen you will be asked to verify who you are by answering a series of questions relevant to your DHHS housing services.
• After answering the questions correctly you will be sent a verification code either to your email or mobile by sms.
• Once you enter the verification code in the HousingVic Online Services screen, you can then consent to receive your correspondence via Digital mail delivered to the myGov inbox.

If online identity verification is not possible or you are registering in person at a DHHS housing office you must complete the following steps:

• Provide 100 points of identity - examples of the types of documents accepted can be found on Proof of identity.
• A housing staff member will then provide you with a unique client identification number and a verification code which will be sent to your email or mobile by sms.
• Once you have entered both codes in the HousingVic Online Services screen, you can then consent to receive your correspondence via Digital mail.