New Zealand will apply new immigration fees from July 31, 2022.
New Zealand immigration authorities are announcing an increase in the price of visas and the NZeTA electronic travel authorization , which will be applicable from July 31, the date on which the country plans to fully reopen .
“As of July 31, 2022, immigration fees and levies will increase for most visa applications. The average price increase for relevant immigration services is approximately $81 (43%), with the largest increases being for residency class visas,” the New Zealand government said in a statement posted on the website . of immigration .
The Kiwi government nevertheless specifies that these prices remain competitive for comparable countries.
For tourists and business travelers exempt from short-stay entry visas, the cost of the New Zealand NZeTA electronic travel authorization will increase from NZ$12 to NZ$23, for applications made on the internet, and from NZ$9 to NZ$17, for applications submitted from the government mobile app ( iOS | Android ).
Added to the ETA fee is the International Conservation and Visitor Tourism (IVL) levy of NZ$35, bringing the total price of the NZeTA to NZ$58 (approximately €35) on the internet and NZ$52 (around €32) via the mobile app.
What are the current travel conditions in New Zealand?
New Zealand requires the presentation of proof of complete vaccination against Covid-19 to enter the country but no longer requires a test before departure since June 20.
International travelers benefiting from the visa waiver program can, since May 2, 2022 , travel to New Zealand on presentation of an NZeTA valid for 2 years and allowing several stays of 90 days.
Before departure, travelers must complete a travel declaration on the site: www.travellerdeclaration.govt.nz .
