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New Zealand

In New Zealand, assisted reproduction is governed under the HART Act 2004 through advisory and ethics committees (ACART and ECART), with clinics accredited via RTAC. Public funding is available through Health New Zealand, subject to clinical priority criteria.

How care is organised

Fertility care in New Zealand is delivered by accredited clinics. Public funding is available through Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora), prioritised using clinical priority criteria and factors such as age, duration of infertility, BMI, and smoking status. These thresholds change, so confirm current criteria; private treatment is also available.

Regulation and finding a clinic

Governance is under the HART Act 2004, which established ACART (advisory) and ECART (ethical approval of applications). Clinics are accredited through RTAC, part of the Fertility Society of Australia and New Zealand. Note that New Zealand’s official HART Register is about donors and donor-conceived people, not a directory of clinics.

Find a clinic in New Zealand

Use the official register to find and check real, licensed clinics. We do not list individual clinics here until each one is independently verified.

See RTAC-accredited units (opens the official source in a new tab)

New Zealand clinics are accredited through RTAC, part of the Fertility Society of Australia and New Zealand.

Sources

  1. Advisory Committee on Assisted Reproductive Technology (ACART)ACART / Ministry of Health, New Zealand · Accessed 19 July 2026

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