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Victorian Proof of Age Card photo
The Victorian Proof of Age Card is for people 18 and over who want government photo ID without a driver's licence. You complete the application form and take it to an approved Photo Point agency. There the agency photographs you, lodges the form and takes the fee. You do not bring a photo of your own.
- Photo
- Taken at a Photo Point agency
- Bring a photo?
- No
Check the official source. Reported from the official Service Victoria page by web search on 2026-10-29: the photo is taken as part of the application at an approved Photo Point agency, where the form is lodged and the $10 fee paid. The page was not re-opened.
How it works
- Get the application form and have it completed, including the guarantor section if required.
- Choose an approved Photo Point agency.
- Lodge the form there; the agency takes your photo and you pay the fee.
- The card is posted to you.
About the photo
- The photo is taken at the Photo Point agency; do not bring prints.
- Driver's licences in Victoria are photographed at VicRoads; see the Victorian licence page.
Fees
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Application lodgement fee | $10 (check) |
Figures as published on the official fee page and reported by a web search on 2026-10-29; the page itself was not re-opened, so check the current amount before you go.
Current fees on the official site
Why this site has no tool for it
This site only makes photos for documents that accept a photo you supply. Here the photo is taken at a photo point agency, so a file or print you bring is not used, and selling one would be misleading. For documents that do take your own photo, such as passports, many visas and some working with children checks, use the ID photo hub or the photo maker.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need passport photos for the Victorian Proof of Age Card?
No. The Photo Point agency takes the photo when you lodge the form.
How much does it cost?
The official page was reported as listing a $10 lodgement fee; check before you go.
Who can apply?
Victorian residents aged 18 or over, typically those who do not hold a driver's licence.
Is it accepted interstate?
Venues in other states may accept it but are not obliged to; check with the venue.
Sources
Rules on this page last verified against these sources on 29 October 2026. This is general information, not tax or legal advice.