The latest news on the extension of New Zealand Tourism Entry Certification ETA

The New Zealand Travel Entry Certification (NewZealandTravelEntryCertification) is a certificate that travelers who enter New Zealand but do not need a visa must apply for. This policy should have been fully implemented on October 1. However, these measures are not good for the tourism industry. Somewhat uncomfortable.

New Zealand Immigration Bureau regulations

From October 1st, most tourists who do not need a visa to enter New Zealand need to apply for ETA (Travel Entry Authorization) before they can enter New Zealand.

The new regulations have been implemented, but the reality is that many tourists will still enter New Zealand without an ETA. This is also to avoid causing border chaos and causing unnecessary trouble to passengers.

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Since the implementation of ETA on October 1, thousands of tourists are still allowed to enter without ETA

Latest ETA news

Tourism industry. It is recommended to suspend the implementation of this regulation in the places where the new regulations are issued. Half a month later, the local government also issued a new system that allows "gradual use" because some parts of the system are not ready and cannot work properly. .

The issuance of an ETA means, to a certain extent, that entry into New Zealand is subject to a tourist tax.

Hundreds of tourists can enter New Zealand every day without an ETA, which means they can enter New Zealand without an ETA. Avoid paying the NZ$35 per person tourist tax

Immigration will implement the ETA as it will begin to collect international tourist taxes

Attention when entering New Zealand

New Zealand strictly controls incoming goods. All meat, eggs, fresh fruits, and vegetables cannot be brought into New Zealand! If you carry the above items with you, the emergency plan can be to eat them on the plane or throw them away before getting off the plane. >Other items such as dried fruits, dried vegetables, tea, medicines, wood products, outdoor supplies, etc. must be declared, so you will be faced with a declaration here.

The reason for mentioning it is to be aware of the packaging. Keep them as separate as possible to avoid having to open all packages for inspection when entering the country.

On the plane, the flight attendant will issue the New Zealand immigration card, and the pen you carry with you will come in handy, especially the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. It is particularly strict and the immigration card must be filled out carefully.