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Hardship Policy
Need help paying EastLink tolls or EastLink fines?
We are here to help
Life can be difficult sometimes. If you are having money problems, illness, job loss, family issues, or family violence, EastLink can help you.
We will:
Listen to you
Treat you with respect
Try to find a solution that works for you
If your financial problem is short-term:
you can ask for more time
or set up a payment plan
Please call us:
(03) 9955 1400
Monday to Friday (business hours)
Closed on public holidays
PLEASE CALL 000 IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING FAMILY VIOLENCE AND IT IS AN EMERGENCY
If you are finding it hard to pay tolls or fines:
you can apply to EastLink for hardship assistance
Use this form:
Please include evidence of hardship when you apply.
You can get free support from these services:
Community legal centres – legal advice and support www.fclc.org.au/find_a_community_legal_centre
Financial counsellors – help with managing debt www.fcvic.org.au/get-help
Victoria Legal Aid – legal help and advice www.legalaid.vic.gov.au
These services can:
explain your options
speak to EastLink on your behalf
If you have a fine, you may find this website helpful:
Fine Fixer – free help for people in Victoria www.finefixer.org.au
If you live in Melbourne’s east you can contact:
Eastern Community Legal Centre (ECLC) – free legal services www.eclc.org.au
Available to people in:
Boroondara
Knox
Manningham
Maroondah
Whitehorse
Yarra Ranges
If you live in Melbourne’s south-east or Mornington Peninsula you can contact:
Peninsula Community Legal Centre (PCLC) – free legal services www.pclc.org.au
You can also contact:
National Debt Helpline www.ndh.org.au
They offer:
free, confidential financial counselling
independent advice (they do not sell products or loans)
They can help you:
understand your debts
find a financial counsellor