Updated October 4, 2026
How to Claim Your $100 Fuel Support Payment WA: A Step-by-Step Guide
Follow this complete tutorial to claim your $100 fuel relief payment from July 1, 2026, using the ServiceWA app or alternative methods.
Claiming the $100 Fuel Support Payment is genuinely straightforward — most people do it on their phone in a few minutes. Here’s the full walkthrough so nothing trips you up.
What you need before you start
Three things: a valid WA driver’s licence (full, provisional, learner’s, or extraordinary — expired, suspended, or cancelled licences don’t count), a WA residential address, and an Australian bank account in your name. You don’t need to own a car, and you don’t need any extra documents — the licence check does the heavy lifting.
Step 1: Get the ServiceWA app
Download ServiceWA from the Apple App Store or Google Play — it’s free, and it’s the official WA Government app. If you’d rather not use the app, there are alternatives below, but the app is by far the fastest route.
Step 2: Log in with your Digital ID
Open the app and log in with your Digital ID (the myID-based login the app uses). If you haven’t set one up, do that first — you’ll need your name, date of birth, and an email address. It only takes a few minutes.
Step 3: Find the Fuel Support Payment offer
Once you’re logged in, head to the offers tab. The Fuel Support Payment will be listed there for eligible users. Tap it and follow the prompts: confirm your licence number and enter your bank account details.
Step 4: Get paid — or donate it
App claims are usually paid within 5–7 business days, straight into your account. Use it on fuel or anything else — it’s yours. Feeling generous? You can donate the $100 to charity right inside the app, split across food and emergency relief, children’s charities, or community support.
Can’t use the app?
You’re not stuck. An online web form and a paper application form are both available from 1 July 2026. The paper form needs supporting documents (licence front and back, plus a bank statement showing your name and address) and can take up to eight weeks to process — so the app really is worth the effort. ServiceWA also runs digital assistance kiosks in Perth and Bunbury, plus a 24-hour support line, if you need a hand.
Don’t leave it too late: claims close on 31 December 2026. One payment per eligible person — not per car, not per household. If the backstory interests you, here’s how WA’s fuel relief evolved.