Microchip registry services

The information from a cat or dog's microchip is kept by a registry service. Registry service providers must hold an approved licence.

Existing fees and charges did not increase on 1 July 2024 in line with the government's indexation policy.

Obtaining a registry licence

To apply for a registry licence, you need to:

1. Complete the registry licence application (PDF, 94KB)
2. Send the form with the application fee of $1,142.15 to:

• Licensing and Transaction Unit
  Biosecurity Queensland
  GPO Box 46
  BRISBANE  QLD  4001

The application will be assessed and applicants will be advised of the outcome. More information about registry licences can be found in parts 6 to 8 of the Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Regulation 2009.

Renewing a registry licence

Registry licences are issued for a 12-month period. You must renew the licence at least 28 days before the current licence expires.

To renew a registry licence, you need to:

1. Complete the renewal of registry licence (PDF, 92KB)
2. Send the form with the annual fee of $1,142.15 to:

• Licensing and Transaction Unit
  Biosecurity Queensland
  GPO Box 46
  BRISBANE  QLD  4001

Current registry licence holders in Queensland

• Australasian Animal Registry
• Central Animal Records
• Global Micro Animal Registry
• HomeSafeID
• Petsafe
• PetCloud

Also consider...

• Check the microchip registry service a cat or dog is registered with Pet Address.