New Zealand, a gem nestled southeast of Australia, stands as a testament to nature's grandeur and human history interwoven in a beautiful tapestry. Comprising two primary landmasses, the North Island and the South Island, along with a myriad of smaller islands, each corner of this country unfolds a new story and a unique spectacle.
Whether you're seeking a thrilling adventure, a peaceful retreat, or a deep cultural experience, we at Wonders of NZ S.L. are committed to crafting your perfect New Zealand journey. With expert guides, tailored itineraries, and insider knowledge, we ensure that you don't just visit New Zealand—you truly experience it.
Embark on a journey where every path leads to discovery, every horizon beckons with wonder, and every moment becomes a cherished memory. Let us guide you through the heart and soul of New Zealand. Adventure awaits!
Expert visa guidance for New Zealand
While citizens from some countries can visit New Zealand for a short period without a visa, others will need to apply for one before travelling.
New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority
If you’re visa-exempt for New Zealand, you must still obtain an electronic visa waiver—the NZeTA.
The NZeTA, introduced in 2019, is a type of travel authority for visitors to New Zealand. It’s not classified as a visa, but rather as an entry permission. Here's a more in-depth look:
Who Needs an NZeTA?
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Visa waiver travellers
Passengers from countries that have a visa waiver agreement with New Zealand will need an NZeTA before they travel
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Cruise ship passengers
Even if you're only visiting New Zealand as a port of call on a cruise, you'll likely need an NZeTA
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Permanent residents of Australia
While Australian citizens do not need an NZeTA, Australian permanent residents do
It's always important to check the most current visa requirements from the official New Zealand immigration website or consult with an embassy.
Traveller declaration
All travellers might be required to complete a traveller declaration form before arriving in New Zealand. This form typically includes details about your travel history, contact details, and health conditions. It aids the government in tracking and managing potential health risks.
Other relevant info
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Driving
New Zealand drives on the left side of the road. An International Driving Permit or a translation of your license may be required
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Language
English and Maori are the official languages
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Electricity
The standard voltage is 230V with a frequency of 50Hz. Plugs are type I