What do I need to bring to New Zealand?


What do I need to bring to New Zealand?

  1. MEDS. Common medications you might want to bring along include, pain relievers, anti-histamines, antidiarrheals, etc.
  2. MONEY. New Zealand Dollars and credit/debit cards.
  3. PASSPORT. Bring a waterproof bag to keep it safe and dry. ...
  4. Travel Insurance. ...
  5. reusable shopping bag. ...
  6. FIRST AID. ...
  7. SUNSCREEN + INSECT REPELLENT. ...
  8. TOILETRIES.


How much cash can I bring into New Zealand?

You are required to complete a Border Cash Report if you carry NZ$10,000 or more cash (or foreign equivalent) into or out of New Zealand. You can complete this in the paper form: NZCS 337: Border Cash Report (DOC 332 KB), or, on condition of acceptance by a Customs Officer, the online Border Cash Report form .


What is not allowed in New Zealand airport?

You can't bring or import any of these items into New Zealand: objectionable material contained on items such as mobile phones, USB devices, videotapes, films, records, CD-ROMs and in publications. equipment for smoking or taking drugs including certain cannabis or methamphetamine utensils and vaporisers.


Can I bring toothpaste to New Zealand?

Liquids, aerosols, pastes and gels (LAGs) All liquids, aerosols, gels or pastes must be in individual containers not larger than 100ml in volume.


What form do I need to fill in before entering New Zealand?

We ask everyone travelling to, or returning to New Zealand, to complete a New Zealand Traveller Declaration. You can do this on our website travellerdeclaration.govt.nz or by downloading the NZTD app. You'll be asked some questions about your trip and what's in your bags. Some items can't be brought into New Zealand.


What do I need to take to New Zealand?

  1. MEDS. Common medications you might want to bring along include, pain relievers, anti-histamines, antidiarrheals, etc.
  2. MONEY. New Zealand Dollars and credit/debit cards.
  3. PASSPORT. Bring a waterproof bag to keep it safe and dry. ...
  4. Travel Insurance. ...
  5. reusable shopping bag. ...
  6. FIRST AID. ...
  7. SUNSCREEN + INSECT REPELLENT. ...
  8. TOILETRIES.


Is cash or card better in New Zealand?

In short “use plastic, but make sure it's the right plastic” We recommend you use credit cards for big purchases, car rental & hotel security bonds. Use debit cards for cash as it is less expensive. We suggest you forget about traveler's cheques or exchanging currency. Read the details below and make up your own mind.


Should I exchange money before I travel to New Zealand?

It is a good idea bring a small amount of New Zealand Currency with you, so you don't need to spend time organising cash at the airport or at the bank on your first day. Your local bank may need to order New Zealand Currency so allow a few days for this in your trip preparation.


How much is an ETA for New Zealand?

Standard processing – you receive your New Zealand ETA within 2 days, and you are charged USD $99.99. Rush processing – your application is processed within 6 hours, but the cost is a bit higher. You must pay USD $152.99.