The latest news on entry into New Zealand: Vaccine certificate for entry into New Zealand in 2022

It is now approaching the end of the year, and New Zealand’s entry policy has also been adjusted. That means that starting from 23:59 on February 13, 2022, New Zealand will provide fully vaccinated New Zealand citizens and residents with Open to categorical visa holders and other travelers who meet current border settings, as detailed below. New Zealand Entry Policy

From 23:59 on February 13, 2022, New Zealand will open to fully vaccinated New Zealand citizens, residence visa holders and other travelers who meet the current border settings. , including international students exempted from entry (except for countries with high epidemic risk).

International students who have passed the entry exemption can now book flights to enter New Zealand on February 13, 2022 and later dates.

If you plan to return to school before the start of the first semester in 2022, international students who have passed the entry exemption are recommended to log in to the New Zealand Managed Isolation and Quarantine Facility (Managed Isolation and

quarantine (MIQ) allocation as soon as possible The system reserves isolation rooms to avoid delays in returning to school due to tight room availability or excessive queues.

At present, the stay time of overseas arrivals in centralized isolation facilities managed by the New Zealand government has been reduced from 14 days to 7 days. After passing three new coronavirus nucleic acid tests during the isolation period, they can return home on the 7th day. Carry out self-isolation at home for three days until the new coronavirus nucleic acid test result is negative on the 9th day and immediately release the isolation on your own. Vaccine certificate for entry into New Zealand

Recently, the New Zealand government announced that starting from November 1, non-New Zealand citizens must complete the COVID-19 vaccination 14 days before entering New Zealand. They must use the vaccination certificate to apply for a centralized quarantine hotel and check in. procedures, and submit the vaccination certificate to border personnel for inspection after entry. Starting from November 14, the time for inbound travelers in centralized quarantine facilities managed by the government will be reduced from 14 days to seven days. After passing three tests during the quarantine period, they can return home on the seventh day for another three days of home quarantine.

It is understood that the vaccination certificate submitted by immigrants should have the following elements:

Name, passport number, name of the vaccine received, and time of vaccination (multiple doses must be noted one by one) And the name of the authorized vaccination unit, etc.

For details, please visit the New Zealand Government’s official COVID-19 website:

https://covid19.govt.nz/travel/international-travel-and-transit/travel-to-new- zealand

The Chinese Embassy and Consulate in New Zealand reminds Chinese citizens who plan to go to New Zealand in the near future (including Chinese citizens who have obtained New Zealand permanent residents or resident visas) to pay attention to the New Zealand government’s immigration policy adjustments before traveling and prepare accordingly. Prepare. When getting vaccinated, please register your passport information and ask the vaccination institution to issue a vaccination certificate in Chinese and English. You can also apply for a vaccination certificate through the WeChat mini program "Epidemic Prevention Health Code International Version" and select "Entrance for Travelers Abroad".

In case of emergency, please contact the embassy or consulate in your consular district for assistance.

Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Call Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China: 8610-12308/59913991

Consular Protection and Assistance Emergency Call Center of the Chinese Embassy in New Zealand: 04-4995022

The emergency hotline for consular protection and assistance of the Chinese Consulate General in Auckland: 09-5251200

The emergency hotline for consular protection and assistance of the Chinese Consulate General in Christchurch: 03-3411016

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