Ins and outs about the climatic Condition Since New Zealand is in the Southern Hemisphere, the seasons are reversed to ours. Our summer is their winter and our winter is their summer. The best time to visit New Zealand is in our spring, their fall (February-March), or our fall, their spring (October-November). If you go in February-March, the days are still long and the temperatures are generally still pleasant. In Oct-Nov the temperature can be a bit lower and it can rain more, but also during this period it is great to travel in New Zealand. They say that New....

New Zealand appeals to a wide range of visitors, tourists, businessmen, and students. New Zealand has one of these countries, which is known for providing world-class training in various fields. So, if you are planning to study immigration, you have every reason to look at the target Kiwi Mon! That’s why you should study in New Zealand. There are many things in New Zealand to explore options, including academic and educational opportunities. Courses are available for college students to students in vocational training for professionals. In addition to conferences, universities focus on recreation and personal development. The study in New....

Stay informed of the security situation Download the Foreign Affairs and Customs Travel app. Make New Zealand a favorite and you will receive a push notification when the travel advice changes. The app also gives you all the contact details for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and local emergency services, plus information about what to do in case of an emergency, such as hospitalization or loss of your passport. You can also register for free at the embassy through the information service. Travel documents & visa When traveling abroad, you should always bring a valid passport with which you can....

Europeans staying in New Zealand for less than three months require an electronic visa (from 1 October 2019) for their travel. Those who want to go on holiday to New Zealand for more than three months can have their tourist visa (this is the stamp you receive on arrival in the country) extended for another three months. If you want to stay in New Zealand for more than six months, you can inquire at the New Zealand Embassy. An electronic visa (ETA) will be mandatory for New Zealand from October 1, 2019. Without the electronic visa, from this date, you....

All information in this blog is purely for the purpose of information sharing. Travelers from several countries can travel up to 3 months in New Zealand without applying for a visa, they enter on a ‘visa waiver’ (= no visa required). But you do need an NZeTA! What does the NZeTA cost? If you apply for the NZeTA via the official route, so via Immigration New Zealand, the minimum costs are: Check Visa Fees What are IVL and International Visitor Conservation? The IVL or “International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy” is a kind of tourist tax that was introduced at....

NZeTA New Zealand From October 1, 2019, it is mandatory to apply for an Electronic Travel Authority for your trip to New Zealand, this is also called an NZeTA New Zealand. You can easily apply for the travel authorization online and you will receive an almost immediate notification of whether you will be granted access to New Zealand. If approved, your NZeTA is valid for 2 years. If you apply for a new passport within these 2 years, you can transfer the NZeTA to your new passport. Apply for your NZeTA today Pay securely with Debit Card, Credit Card, or....

Apply for your eTA New Zealand Visa in 3 easy steps Complete eTA application Receive eTA by email Enter New Zealand Before you Apply for eTA New Zealand Visa (NZeTA) Travelers who intend to apply online for New Zealand Visa Online (NZeTA) must fulfill the following conditions: A Valid passport for travel The applicant’s passport must be valid for at least three months beyond the departure date, that the date when you leave New Zealand. There should also be a blank page on the passport so that the Customs Officer can stamp your passport. A valid Email ID The applicant....