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It depends on the type of licence you’re applying for. An On-Premises Liquor Licence will need a planning permit, as will an extension to the hours of an existing licence. Some liquor licences (such as a licence to sell packaged liquor) do not need a permit. Check with a planner or Liquor Licensing Victoria.
