The latest news about the visa for New Zealand (NZeTA).
New Zealand and South Pacific: also visa-free travel?
Most Europeans can easily apply for a NZeTA for a trip to New Zealand. Neighbouring Fiji calls for looser regional visa policy...
Granting Open Work Visas to foreign students
The New Zealand government has announced it will award open work visas to foreign students with previously granted Post Study Work Visas...
Tourist tax IVL included in NZeTA application
New Zealand has introduced the tourist tax (IVL) due to the high number of travellers. The NZeTA you apply for through us includes this tax. ...
Photograph requirements New Zealand visa (NZeTA)
New Zealand has strict requirements for the required photograph for applying for a NZeTA visa. Follow the instructions to avoid delays...
Change in age limit Working Holiday Visa
Johnson and Ardern have reached an agreement on adjusting the working holiday visa age limit. What will change for travellers?...
End of travel restrictions for international travellers
On 20 October, New Zealand lifted the last travel restrictions. There is no longer a vaccination requirement, but a visa or NZeTA is still required...
Visa applications surge again in New Zealand
New Zealand has fully reopened its borders. Besides NZeTa authorisation, all visa applications are available again. For work visas, this is still difficult...
New Zealand introduces new investment visa
New Zealand introduced a new investment visa last week to attract experienced and valuable investors....
New Zealand cruise and the NZeTA
To enter New Zealand, tourists need a visa. This applies to both airline and cruise ship passengers. Read more about the NZeTA...
New Zealand test requirement abolished earlier
The New Zealand government abolished compulsory pre-departure testing on Monday, 20 June 2022. That is one and a half months earlier than planned...
Borders fully open in July - all visa types available
From July 2022, New Zealand will reopen their borders completely. Student visas and all types of work visas will be available again...
New visa introduced in New Zealand for Ukrainians
The New Zealand government has introduced a new visa for Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion...
New Zealand moves up border reopening
Travellers with a valid NZeTA visa can travel to New Zealand from 1 May. The previous date of 1 July is cancelled...
New Zealand announces border opening
From October 2022, international travellers with a visa are again welcome in New Zealand. They will no longer be required to be in government quarantine...
New Zealand visa Passport Guide
To apply for a New Zealand visa, you need to upload a passport photo. Find out here everything about the requirements for the passport photo...
New Zealand grants visas to investors
New Zealand is again granting visas to rich investors. They are then allowed to travel to the country despite the border closure due to the coronavirus....
New Zealand open for tourists on 30 April 2022
From 30 April 2022, tourists and business travellers will be able to travel again to New Zealand. They must be fully vaccinated and have a valid visa...
New Zealand tightens COVID-19 measures
Due to new coronavirus outbreaks, New Zealand has tightened COVID-19 measures. A visa can still be applied for...
New Zealand’s border remain closed until 2022
New-Zealand will keep their borders closed until early 2022. You can apply for a NZeTA visa for a trip next year...
Customs in New Zeeland: import rules and NZeTA
Customs in New Zealand checks products which are imported into the country and also checks all travellers for a valid New Zealand visa (NZeTA)...
New Zealand set to open border with Australia
New Zealand is looking into possibilities to open up the borders with Australia again. Other countries might be added in the future...
Coronavirus New Zealand: 56 infections on cruise ship
The government of New Zealand has revealed that 56 New Zealanders were onboard of a coronavirus infected cruise ship from Australia...
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