Church and non-profit religious organisations licenses

Church and non-profit religious organisations licenses

Church and non-profit religious organisation licenses are updated each year around March, and these are administered by CLNZ directly. These types of licenses are typically used for staff and religious service attendees.  If you are not sure whether your organisation holds a license check with your manager. These licenses run for a single calendar year and must then be updated. The annual update is initiated by CLNZ during the first quarter of the year.

To start a new licence or ask a question about an existing licence please contact us.

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