2020 New Zealand Travel Guide Detailed Edition

New Zealand is an island country full of pure world views. It was discovered by humans earlier and has a relatively sparse population. The local natural resources and ecosystems are well protected, and many natural and bizarre landscapes can be discovered. , is a good tourist destination.

Basic information about New Zealand:

Time difference:

New Zealand is 4 hours ahead of China (Beijing time), and 5 hours ahead of China during daylight saving time Hour.

Power supply:

New Zealand uses international standard plugs (three flat plugs), which are consistent with China’s national standard plugs. There is no need to convert plugs when using Chinese-style home appliances in New Zealand.

Weather:

New Zealand is located in the Southern Hemisphere, and the seasons are completely opposite to those in China. Most of its areas have a temperate climate, with the Far North having a subtropical climate in summer, while the high mountain areas in the interior of the South Island have winter temperatures as low as -10°C.

Currency: New Zealand dollar, often referred to as $, NZ$ or New Zealand dollar.

Language:

The official language of New Zealand is English, followed by Maori. But now there are many Chinese immigrants, so Chinese is also heard.

Cash: Generally speaking, you can bring 1,000 NZD-3,000 NZD in cash. If it exceeds NZD 10,000, you need to declare it to the customs. If you fail to declare it, it will be confiscated. risk. The exchange rate has fluctuated between 1:4.3 and 1:5 in recent years. Choose a lower price to buy one week before departure.

UnionPay: China UnionPay has opened ATM withdrawal rights in New Zealand in 2006. About 85% of ATMs can use UnionPay cards to withdraw local currency or check balances.

Tax-free/Tax-refund: The price of all goods and services includes 15% goods and services tax. Tourists cannot request a tax refund, but if it is mailed by the merchant to the country of the purchaser, it is tax-free. Or go to a special duty-free shop to buy it. Remember to bring your passport when purchasing.

Tipping: New Zealand does not charge tips for general services, even in restaurants or bars. If tourists enjoy additional special services or express gratitude, they can decide whether to tip. There is no service charge on New Zealand hotel and restaurant bills.

New Zealand Entry-Exit Card Chinese Template:

New Zealand Entry-Exit Declaration Guide:

New Zealand Self-Driving Traffic Signs:

New Zealand Emergency Services:

Emergency helpline

In an emergency, you can dial 111 for help from any phone (fire, police, ambulance, search and rescue). Traffic safety service number 105 can be dialed in non-emergency situations.

If you need more help, you can call the following number:

Chinese Embassy in New Zealand +6421528663

Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Call Center of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs< /p>

+861012308 or +861059913991

New Zealand Visitor Information Center:

i-SITE Visitor Information Center:

After arriving in New Zealand, if you If you need to obtain information or book services, you can go to the nearest i-SITE Tourist Information Center for consultation.

The staff can provide you with:

Route planning and information

National reservations_accommodation, transportation, activities, attractions

Free maps, weather and mountain safety information

Online Information Station

Local information_activities, attractions, restaurants, etc.