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Our Act

The Outer Space and High-altitude Activities Act 2017 (OSHAA) is New Zealand’s primary legislation governing space launches, launch facilities, high-altitude vehicles (HAVs), Ground-based Space Infrastructure (GBSI) and payloads. It ensures that space and high-altitude activities are conducted safely, responsibly, and in line with our international obligations.

Our regulatory regime

New Zealand offers a clear, responsive, and internationally respected regulatory framework for space and high-altitude activities. Whether you're launching a satellite, operating a suborbital vehicle, or conducting research with high-altitude balloons, our licensing and permitting processes are designed to support innovation while ensuring safety, sustainability, and compliance with international obligations.

June 2019 revisions to the IVS

Stats NZ publishes International Travel statistics which are used in the calculation of the International Visitor Survey (IVS).To meet IVS deadlines, Stats NZ supplied early provisional unpublished data, before data processing was complete, to MBIE for the December 2018 month. MBIE have now obtained the final data published by Stats NZ and have revised the IVS spend figures for the year ended December 2018 and the year ended March 2019.