Where and How to Take the WAIS in New Zealand

Self-refer to an NZPB-registered psychologist with a current Annual Practising Certificate for WAIS-5 A&NZ. Book feedback and a signed report suited to your assessment purpose.

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Choose a registered psychologist based on the assessment purpose

For private access, contact a psychologist on the New Zealand Psychologists Board register who holds a current Annual Practising Certificate and offers adult cognitive assessment for your intended purpose. The private package should include feedback and a signed report suited to that use.

Health New Zealand provides funded assessment through relevant health pathways according to clinical need and capacity. PsychDirect can be a useful starting point for finding private practices; use the NZPB register for professional status and the practice page for current WAIS availability.

New Zealand WAIS costs compares complete private packages.

WAIS-5 A&NZ is the current shared edition

WAIS-5 Australian and New Zealand is the current shared standardised edition. Book WAIS-5 A&NZ unless the psychologist explains a specific clinical, comparison, or migration reason to use WAIS-IV.

After intake, you take the test under supervision. The psychologist then interprets the scores, gives feedback, and issues the signed report.

New Zealand WAIS result timing explains when the report usually arrives.

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