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• Create an exception request

  If there are conflicts outside a surveyor's control, such as the underlying topology, you can ask Toitū Te Whenua to further inspect the data.
  Guidance

  • Landonline
  • Survey

• Return a survey dataset

  The return a survey dataset functionality is used after you have submitted a dataset but before it is approved. You would use this function when you want to amend or delete the dataset.
  Guidance

  • Landonline
  • Survey

• Video: irregular lines

  Watch this video to see how to include an irregular boundary into your survey.
  Guidance

  • Landonline
  • Survey

• Add an existing parcel using a LandXML import

  Existing parcels can be captured using an imported LandXML file.
  Guidance

  • Landonline
  • Survey

• Create a Notice of Change from within a dealing

  How to create a Notice of Change for an instrument in a dealing in New Landonline.
  Guidance

  • Landonline

• Create a NoC post registration (PRNoC)

  A post-registration Notice of Change (PRNoC) can be prepared after a dealing has been registered.
  Guidance

  • Landonline

• Geospatial data types

  High-level spatial data concepts and considerations when recording spatial data in a New Zealand context.
  Guidance

  • Data

• How to use LINZ Basemaps APIs

  LINZ Basemaps APIs allow you to programmatically access LINZ map tile services to integrate into your mobile, web or GIS app. This documentation provides an overview of our map tile APIs and how to use them.
  Guidance

  • Data

• LINZ Basemaps documentation

  This page provides technical documentation and specifications to help you start building with LINZ Basemaps APIs.
  Guidance

  • Data

• Get started with LINZ Basemaps

  The LINZ Basemaps API lets you build your own New Zealand-centric maps for mobile, web and GIS apps. This page describes our APIs and what you need to do to use them successfully.
  Guidance

  • Data

• COVID-19 enforcement policy

  Find out how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way we enforce compliance with the overseas investment rules.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Withholding land ownership information

  If you are concerned for your safety, or that of your family, you can apply to the Registrar-General of Land (Registrar) to withhold information from the register if that information will disclose your whereabouts and prejudice your safety.
  Guidance

  • Land registration

• Investing in apartments

  Find out about investing in apartments in New Zealand, and whether you need consent to do so.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Investing in significant business assets (SBA)

  Find out about investing in New Zealand securities, assets or businesses, or establishing a business valued at over $100 million.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Investing in residential land to develop

  Find out about the pathways for investing in and developing residential land.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Enforcement action taken

  Find out about the enforcement action taken by the Overseas Investment Office since 2015.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Suburb and locality names

  We encourage councils, developers and communities to make proposals to officially name your suburbs and localities.
  Guidance

  • Place naming

• Our compliance approach

  Find out about the way we check that investors are meeting their obligations.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Seek expert advice

  New Zealand’s overseas investment regime is a specialist area of law. Overseas investors should seek local expert legal and land advice before investing in New Zealand.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• How to make a claim for benefits to New Zealand

  Find out how to structure benefit claims.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Contact the Overseas Investment Office

  Find out how to contact us.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Kaikoura earthquakes

  Information for surveyors about the 2016 Kaikoura earthquakes.
  Guidance

  • Survey

• Information for Canterbury property owners

  This section provides information to help Canterbury property owners understand the law for locating property boundaries in Christchurch and how they may be affected.
  Guidance

  • Survey

• Landonline IT and system requirements

  To use Landonline successfully, you’ll need the right software, hardware, operating system, internet connection and firewall settings.
  Guidance

  • Landonline

• Sign up and account management

  Information on how to open a new Landonline account, or add a user to an existing account, as well as accounts and passwords.
  Guidance

  • Landonline

• Capturing - XML

  Landonline allows for the extraction and importing of survey data using LandXML file format.
  Guidance

  • Survey
  • Landonline

• Maritime boundaries

  New Zealand has sovereign rights over a vast area of ocean, along with the fishery, mineral and petroleum resources that may exist in that area.
  Guidance

  • Marine information

• Authority to enter land

  This page outlines information on the rights of the Surveyor-General to authorise a surveyor to enter land.
  Guidance

  • Survey

• Protection of historic heritage

  Find out about making a claim under the protection of historic heritage factor.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Economic benefits

  Find out about making a claim under the economic benefits factor.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Benefits to the natural environment

  Find out about making a claim under the benefits to the natural environment factor.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment

• Farm land benefit test

  Find out about the farm land benefit test and when and how it is applied.
  Guidance

  • Overseas investment