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Microsoft is a global technology company that provides software, services and devices, including Microsoft 365, OneDrive, Office apps, Surface devices and cloud services.
In New Zealand Microsoft supplies digital subscriptions, sells physical products and operates under local terms and consumer protections.
Microsoft NZ offers consumer and business plans, online account management and local sales through Microsoft New Zealand Limited.
Terms of sale and service agreements for New Zealand customers acknowledge local consumer law such as the Consumer Guarantees Act.
Cancel subscriptions via your Microsoft account management site to stop future charges.
Cancellation stops future recurring charges; in most cases your subscription remains active until the end of the paid period.
If a chargeback or exceptional action occurs, access to services may end immediately and content could become unavailable.
After a subscription ends your account and stored content remain subject to Microsoft retention policies and available storage limits.
Keep local copies of important files and export data from OneDrive, Outlook or other services before access changes.
Most digital purchases are final and non‑refundable unless local law requires otherwise.
Common consumer Microsoft 365 plans for New Zealand are listed below with typical prices and key features.
Business plans are billed per user and may show prices excluding GST; check your business billing page for exact amounts.
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Period | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft 365 Basic | NZ$29.00/year | Annual | Web & mobile apps, 100 GB OneDrive, ad‑free Outlook, ransomware protection (1 person) |
| Microsoft 365 Personal | NZ$179.00/year or NZ$17.00/month | Annual or Monthly | Desktop & mobile apps, 1 TB OneDrive, Copilot, Designer, Clipchamp, Defender, Teams (1 person) |
| Microsoft 365 Family | NZ$229.00/year or NZ$23.00/month | Annual or Monthly | Same as Personal for 1 - 6 people, up to 6 TB total storage |
| Microsoft 365 Premium | NZ$369.00/year or NZ$37.00/month | Annual or Monthly | Expanded Copilot features, up to 6 TB storage, Premium AI features (1 - 6 people) |
| Business Basic | NZ$9.70/user/month (paid yearly) | Monthly (annual billing) | Web & mobile apps, business email, Teams, OneDrive 1 TB/user |
| Business Standard | NZ$20.20/user/month (paid yearly) | Monthly (annual billing) | Web, mobile, desktop apps, business email, Teams, OneDrive 1 TB/user |
| Business Premium | NZ$35.60/user/month (paid yearly) | Monthly (annual billing) | Advanced security, desktop apps, Teams webinars, Copilot chat |
New Zealand consumers retain statutory rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act; contract terms cannot override those rights.
If a product or service fails to meet guarantees you may be entitled to repair, replacement or refund depending on the circumstance.
There is no automatic 14‑day cooling‑off period for most digital purchases; refunds for digital content are limited unless law requires a remedy.
People often have multiple Microsoft accounts and cancel a subscription on a different account than the one being billed.
Always confirm the account email shown on the invoice before cancelling to avoid losing access or missing the correct subscription.
Another common mistake is expecting an immediate refund or immediate service termination when cancelling; most cancellations take effect at the end of the billing period.
Also, digital purchases are often final, so assuming a refund without checking policy or law can lead to disappointment.
The table below summarises cancellation methods, likely refund outcomes and speed of effect to help you choose the best route.
Use the online account page for most subscriptions, App Store/Google Play for mobile purchases, and post for formal written notices or disputes that require a physical record.
| Method | How to cancel | Refund likelihood | Speed of effect | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web (Microsoft account) | account.microsoft.com/services → Manage → Cancel | Low for digital purchases; investigated for billing errors | Usually end of current billing period | Recommended for most subscriptions; chargebacks may cut access immediately |
| App Store (iOS) | Cancel via Apple App Store subscription settings | Refunds handled by Apple; Microsoft policy omits App Store subscriptions | Depends on Apple; often end of billing period | Use Apple support for refunds and billing disputes |
| Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Google Play Store subscription settings | Refunds handled by Google Play; Microsoft does not control these | Depends on Google Play policies | Use Google Play help for refunds and disputes |
| Post (formal notice) | Send written notice to Microsoft New Zealand Limited | Varies by case; useful for formal disputes or legal notices | Slower - depends on mail and internal processing | Keep tracking and copies; use when written proof is required |
Check your email for a cancellation confirmation and verify the subscription status under account.microsoft.com/services.
Keep a screenshot or copy of the confirmation for your records and check future statements to verify no further charges occur.
Microsoft New Zealand Limited, Level 5, 22 Viaduct Harbour Avenue, PO Box 8070, Symonds Street, Auckland 1150, New Zealand.
Use the postal address for formal notices, dispute letters or where a written record is required.
For routine cancellations and returns, online methods and support channels are usually faster and preferred.
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Written by Carter Evans
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