New Zealand visa

A visa to New Zealand is the key to an amazing country famous for its picturesque landscapes, unique Maori culture and high quality of life. The country's capital, Wellington, attracts many visitors from around the world, and other cities also offer unforgettable experiences.

Understanding New Zealand's visa regime is essential when planning a trip to this remote island nation. Citizens of 60 countries and territories, including Germany, are on the visa-free list, allowing them to enter New Zealand without a visa for up to 3 months. However, as of October 1, 2019, there is a mandatory requirement to obtain a NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority) online electronic entry permit. This rule applies even to transit passengers.

When applying for a visa, it is important to take into account the validity period and permissible duration of stay. The visa fee depends on the visa category and a special visa calculator can be used to calculate the exact amount. The required documents usually include a completed application form, a valid passport, proof of financial solvency and additional papers specific to a particular type of visa.

You can apply for a visa online, which simplifies the process and saves time. When filling in the application form, it is necessary to enter all the data carefully. The processing time of the application can be from a few days to several months, depending on the type of visa.

For some types of visas it is possible to extend the period of stay in the country. This is especially true for student and work visas, which can be issued for a year or more.

We will help you understand the New Zealand visa regime and get all the information you need for a carefree travel. We will tell you in detail about all the nuances of obtaining a visa to New Zealand, document requirements, processing time, cost, and answer frequently asked questions about New Zealand visas. Don't forget to bring all the necessary documents with you when applying or entering the country.

Entry to New Zealand for foreign nationals is governed by different types of visas and permits, each designed for a specific purpose of stay. For short-term visits, many travelers require an NZeTA electronic entry permit, which allows up to 90 days in the country. This permit can be obtained online through our website Buch-dein-Visum.de

Entry to New Zealand for foreign nationals is governed by different types of visas and permits, each designed for a specific purpose of stay. For short-term visits, many travelers require an NZeTA electronic entry permit, which allows up to 90 days in the country. This permit can be obtained online through our website Buch-dein-Visum.de

The Visitor Visa is for longer stays for leisure or business purposes and can be issued for up to 9 months. The Work Visa is issued for employment in New Zealand and has several sub-categories including Essential Skills and Skilled Migrant Category. A Student Visa is required to study at a New Zealand institution.

A special Working Holiday visa is available for young people aged 18 to 30 from a number of countries, allowing them to combine work and travel in New Zealand for 12 to 23 months. There are also different types of visas for investors and entrepreneurs wishing to do business in the country.

Family visas are for family reunification and include visas for partners, children and parents of New Zealand citizens or residents. Resident visas grant permanent residence in the country and can be obtained through a variety of programs including skilled migration and investment.

If you have any questions or need assistance with your New Zealand visa application, contact our accredited visa agency. Our specialists will provide you with detailed information, help you choose the right type of visa and help you prepare the necessary documents for a successful visa application.

New Zealand offers different visa categories. NZeTA allows you to stay up to 90 days for 2 years, ideal for short visits and children's vacations. Tourist visas are issued for up to 270 days. Business visas allow multiple entries over 3 years, each for up to 3 months. For longer stays, there are work visas (up to 5 years) and student visas (for the entire period of study).

Each document must be duly completed according to the uniform requirements. The validity period of visas varies: from a few months to unlimited for resident visas. Compliance with all requirements will ensure a successful visa application and a comfortable stay in this wonderful country.

Please note, if your itinerary includes a connection at Auckland International Airport for a flight to another country, you do not need to apply for a transit visa.

Important: There are no transit zones in New Zealand, with the exception of Auckland International Airport. This means that when transiting at New Zealand airports other than Auckland International Airport, immigration clearance is required. You may need a visitor visa or NZeTA (if you are from a visa-free country).

The cost of a New Zealand visa depends on several factors, including the type of visa, nationality and the extras chosen.

• Consular fee: this is the main fee for processing a visa application. The cost varies depending on the type of visa and nationality.
• Service Fee: This is an additional fee charged for visa processing and additional services such as completing the online visa application, obtaining valid international health insurance and priority service.

For accurate information on visa costs, it is recommended to use the visa calculator on our website. This tool allows you to calculate the total cost, including additional services, online.