Intellectual Property Rights Office for New Zealand
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This page provides information about the administration of intellectual property in New Zealand. Intellectual property covers copyright and industrial property, including patents, designs, and trademarks.
Copyright
Copyright can be claimed over any original creative work which is recorded in some way – be that through it being written down, recorded on an audio or audio-visual device, saved to a computer, or any other means.
The rules governing copyright are determined by a variety of international treaties, the most important of which is the Berne Convention.
Berne Convention Status of New Zealand
New Zealand is part of the Berne Convention. Work created in New Zealand is eligible for registration through the Intellectual Property Rights Office's Copyright Registration Service.
| Instrument: | Declaration of Continued Application: April 26, 1928 |
| In Force: | April 24, 1928 |
Online Copyright Registration Options in New Zealand
| International Protection: (Effective in New Zealand and all other Berne Convention countries) |
https://copyrightregistrationservice.com |
| Cost of International Registration: | USD $60 |