RealMe login
Your RealMe login is a single username and password you can use to securely access services online.
You can use your RealMe login for both work and personal services. Your personal details are never shared with the organisation or service you log into.
When you start an online process that uses RealMe, you'll have the option to create your RealMe login, or log in if you already have one. If you don't have a RealMe login, it's best to create one from the service you want to use.
- Only one username and password to remember
- Use for both work-related and personal services
Find out where you can use RealMe
Using your RealMe login
You can use your RealMe login to:
- renew your passport
- log into your Inland Revenue account
- apply for a visa from Immigration NZ
- access local council services
- manage you company register details
- manage your real estate licence
- access the police vetting system
- renew registration for electrical workers and builders
RealMe verified identity and address
Use your RealMe verified identity to prove who you are online. You can also verify your address, which allows you to provide proof of address online.
To create your verified identity you'll need a passport, birth or citizenship certificate or immigration document. You'll then need to get your photo taken for free at a participating photo store or by using the RealMe Now app.
- Only provide proof of identity once
- Only provide proof of address once
- You're in control of your personal information
- You control who you share your information with
Find out how to apply for your RealMe verified identity and address.
Where you can use RealMe
Just a few of the organisations using RealMe login and RealMe verified identity:
See the full list of where to use RealMe
RealMe for business and government
RealMe makes it easier for people to access and use online services offered by both government and the private sector. The service has been created to build trust and confidence by adhering to New Zealand Government security, identity and privacy legislation.
For more information see RealMe for business or for detailed integration information go to RealMe for developers.