myGov Home | myGov Access government services from one place If you already have a myGov account, you don't need to create a new one
Sign in to myGov | myGov Use your Digital ID A Digital ID is a secure way to prove who you are online Once you set up and connect your Digital ID to your myGov account, you can use it to sign in Find out how to set up and connect your Digital ID
Sign in with Digital ID - myGov Once you set up and connect your Digital ID to your myGov account, you can use it to sign in
Use myGov Sign in details Find out how to set up your 2 factor authentication option and use your myGov sign in details You’ll set up a username, password and a 2 factor authentication option when you create your myGov account
myGov website | myGov You need to create a myGov account on the myGov website before you set up your myGov app When you have a myGov account, you access the same account through the myGov app
myGov sign in help | myGov If you can’t sign in to myGov you’ll need to create a new myGov account and link your services again If you want to use the same email address, you’ll need to contact the myGov helpdesk
Use a code sent by SMS - myGov You can use a 6 digit code sent to you by SMS as your 2 factor authentication for myGov If you want to use this option, you need to add your mobile number to your myGov account
Manage sign in details - myGov If we notice suspicious sign in attempts on your myGov account, we’ll prompt you to change your password next time you sign in This doesn’t mean anyone has accessed your account or myGov data
Contact - myGov Find contact information if you need help with your myGov account or linked services
Use Passkeys - myGov You’ll need to sign out of myGov and sign in with your username and password, or Digital ID If you’ve turned your password off, you’ll need to turn it on to sign in before you remove your passkey