Our Purpose:

To empower and transform the lives of women through the journey of self-discovery,

and to celebrate those who create change, inspire others, and lead by example.

 

Part 1. Contestant Criteria:

● Must be a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident aged 21 and above.

● Must be of good character, with no criminal convictions or charges, and not

currently on probation.

● Must commit to attend all rehearsals and training sessions throughout the

competition period.

 

Part 2. Registration Fee and Payment Options:

The standard registration fee is NZD $1,399.00 per contestant, payable to Mrs. New

Zealand Limited. Contestants may select one of the following two payment options:

Option A – Full Payment:

● One-time payment of NZD $1,399.00 due by 31st August 2025.

Option B – Three Payments:

● Payment 1 (non-refundable deposit): NZD $200.00 due by 31st August 2025 -

upfront deposit to secure spot

● Payment 2: NZD $399.67 due by 7th September 2025

● Payment 3: NZD $399.67 due by 14th September 2025

● Payment 4 (final payment): NZD $399.66 due by 21st September 2025

Refund Policy:

All registration payments are non-refundable. In the event a contestant withdraws

from the competition, any amount already paid remains non-refundable. However, if 

only the deposit has been paid at the time of withdrawal, no further

payment will be required.

 

Part 3. Contestant Benefits and Responsibilities:

Wardrobe Requirements:

Contestants are responsible for preparing their own wardrobe, which includes:

● National Costume

● Evening Wear

● Resort Wear

● Production Number Costume (as specified by the organiser)

● Matching shoes and accessories

Workshops, Training and Grand Final Night:

The organiser will provide a variety of workshops, personal development coaching

such as building wealth and public speaking, catwalk training, wellness, and fitness

introduction classes. Attendance at all such events is mandatory unless prior

approval for absence is granted on genuine and urgent grounds.

Biggest Takeaway:

All Mrs. New Zealand contestants will discover the best version of themselves as they

lead with purpose and build a meaningful legacy not only for themselves, but also for

their family, friends, and the world. This journey is about rediscovering your true self,

embracing your unique gifts, reclaiming your power, becoming a role model, and

recreating your life with confidence and intention.

Ticket Sales Requirement:

Each contestant is required to sell a minimum of 20 tickets to the Grand Final Night

event. Contestants who sell 50 or more tickets will be entered into a draw to win a

dinner for two at Orbit Restaurant, SkyCity Auckland. Contestants who are unable to

meet the minimum ticket sales requirement must inform the organiser in advance.

International Opportunities:

The overall grand winner and other winning titles may qualify to represent New

Zealand at international pageants such as Mrs. Globe, Mrs. Globe Classique, Mrs.

 

Part 4. Contestants and Title Holders Rules and Obligations

Professional Conduct:

Contestants and title holders are expected to maintain a professional and positive

public image during rehearsals, official events, and their reigning year.

Contestants and Title Holders must:

● Cooperate with all organiser and sponsor requests, such as photographic

sessions, community events, promotional and commercial events, charity

events, and the like, including both public and private engagements.

● Refrain from smoking, alcohol consumption, or drug use at these times.

● Maintain high moral, respect, and ethical standards at all times. Any behaviour

that brings the pageant into disrepute, including posing for nude or

semi-nude images, immoral relationships, substance abuse, or public

misconduct, is grounds for instant dismissal.

● Represent New Zealand in international competitions when qualified. If

unable to attend, the next eligible contestant may be appointed.

● Abstain from any associations or actions that may damage the reputation of

Mrs. New Zealand Limited.

● Submit all business proposals, sponsorship details, and major plans related to

their title to the organiser for approval.

● Avoid participating in other beauty pageants during their reigning year unless

explicitly approved.

● Submit travel plans at least one month in advance and limit absences to a

maximum of two weeks.

● Avoid making public appearances or media statements without prior written

consent from Mrs. New Zealand Limited.

Additional Duties:

They are encouraged but not compelled to:

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Part 5. Monetary Awards, Expenses, and Sponsorships

Monetary Award:

The Grand Winner, who holds the Mrs. New Zealand title, will receive NZD $1,000.00

in cash along with a crown and sash, and will have the opportunity to compete at

Mrs. Globe on the world stage. Airfare and accommodation will be provided by Mrs.

New Zealand Ltd.

Other title holders will receive NZD $500.00 in cash along with crowns and sashes.

They will be solely responsible for all expenses related to international competitions

to represent New Zealand, including costumes, shoes, airfare, transportation,

accommodation, insurance, visas, taxes, and any other associated costs.

Sponsorships:

Title holders and contestants may receive sponsorships to cover costs related to entry

fees, evening gowns, national costumes, shoes, makeup, and hair. The total

sponsorship value must not exceed NZD $3,000.00. All sponsors must be disclosed in

writing to Mrs. New Zealand Limited before any public advertising or promotion.

Contestants and title holders are required to ensure that any promotional materials

featuring their sponsors comply fully with Mrs. New Zealand Limited’s rules, branding

guidelines, and advertising policies.

Sponsored Entry Fees and other associated costs:

Any entry fee sponsorship intended to support a winner’s participation in an

international competition must be paid directly to the organiser of that specific

international pageant. These payments are strictly for the contestant’s entry and are

non-transferable. If the qualified winner is unable to attend, the sponsored entry fee

cannot be transferred or reassigned to another individual.

Similarly, any associated costs that are sponsored to assist with the winner’s

participation in an international competition, such as airfare or transportation must

be paid directly to the airline or travel provider. These travel sponsorships are also

non-transferable and non-reassignable should the winner be unable to

attend the competition.

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Part 6. Use of Title and Property

The crown, sash, trophies, and all pageant-related property remain the sole property

of Mrs. New Zealand Limited. These must be returned within 7 days following the

end of the reigning year or immediately upon disqualification or relinquishment of

the title.

Contestants who relinquish their title or who are disqualified are responsible for any

and all court costs and legal fees incurred by Mrs. New Zealand Limited to recover

pageant property.

Winners holding any returnable paraphernalia that is lost or misplaced will be

responsible for the cost of replacing such items.

 

Part 7. Confidentiality

All information furnished by a contestant is treated with strict confidentiality and will

only be accessible to the officials of Mrs. New Zealand Limited. This information will

not be shared with any external individuals, organisations, or entities without the

contestant’s prior written consent.

 

Part 8. Charity Participation

All contestants are expected to be heavily involved in supporting the designated

charity choice by Mrs. New Zealand Limited. They may also collaborate with projects

led by other contestants or independently adopt the Mrs. New Zealand Limited

charitable ethos "Beauty with a Mission."

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Part 9. Final Provisions

All forms and required documents must be submitted by the registration deadline.

Required documents include:

 

○ Completed registration form and declaration

○ Release form

○ Valid photo ID (Driver’s Licence or Passport)

○ Three high-resolution photos

 

These terms and conditions are presented in clear form, with no hidden implications.

The organiser reserves the right to amend any part of the terms at any time, as

deemed appropriate.

E & O. E. (Errors and Omissions Excepted)