New Zealand Passenger Arrival Card: Everything You Need To Know - NZPocketGuide.com
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We talk about travelling in New Zealand. Today we cover everything that travellers need to know about the New Zealand passenger arrival card.
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This was good to watch.. skipped through some of it but it helped refresh my memory. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for the info!!
Wonderful presentation brother, Thanks very much for this induction
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very informative
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video thanks 😊. Your crosses were OK mate😂. I liked your detailed information. Covid section is new for me returning after nearly 8 years.
Thanks 👍 We have an updated video on this coming up soon as the COVID section is no longer there. Here is a live version of it -> ua-cam.com/video/j126KsCLOJw/v-deo.html
@@NZPocketGuide Thanks! I'm returning after nearly 8 years. So glad there's no farce at the airport! 😁
Thank you so much
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nice video...informative and must but i think cross mark is for NO and tick is for YES
Leave a mark (cross or check mark) in the box of your applicable answer. Leave nothing where the option is not applicable. Do not do a cross and a check! But yes they prefer checks, but I always do crosses and it is fine.
Hey there...love all your upbeat vids. I do have a question or 2 forya. I will be bringing some OTC supplements for things like heartburn or a pain reliever like Ibuprofen but didnt see anywhere to declare them on this card. Also, will I have to declare my leather belt and wallet? THX
Same response here for convenience: It's always a good idea to double-check these things. Typically, arrival cards focus on prescription medications and larger quantities. For over-the-counter pills like those for heartburn and headache, you often don't need to declare them unless you have a substantial amount. However, it's recommended to keep them in their original packaging to avoid any confusion. If you have specific concerns, you might want to contact the relevant authorities or check the latest guidelines online. Safe travels! ✈️🌍
Sir if our flight is connecting flight we also mentioned that in a
-what countries have you visited in the past 14 days
You may as well, it's always worth declaring :)
Great presentation. Must stress that in New Zealand bio security is taken seriously. Food especially uncooked and plants can carry disease so bags will be checked. Same with hunting and camping gear. NZ does not have the ticks that carry Lyme disease for example.
Thank you for the compliment on the presentation! You're absolutely right about the seriousness of biosecurity in New Zealand. It's crucial for visitors to understand the importance of these measures.
For more insights into traveling in New Zealand and detailed planning assistance, our Patreon group offers weekly group calls and access to our secret Facebook group where you can ask questions all week long. Join us at patreon.com/nzpocketguide for a comprehensive travel experience. Thank you for understanding and respecting New Zealand's biosecurity laws! 🌿✈️🛃
Do you have a video about driving in NZ? We will be renting a car and have never have had an opportunity to drive on the left side of the road. We need tips please!
Of course we've got you covered with this -> ua-cam.com/video/fMBzTewMjnk/v-deo.html this -> www.youtube.com/@NZPocketGuide/search?query=driving and of course all these complete guides -> nzpocketguide.com/category/travel-tips/transportation/road-trip-tips/
Quick question; Does Ethyl alcohol considered in the alcohol/medicine declaration?
no idea :) Contact biosecurity to ask directly so you know what to declare :) And let us know if you can?
Hello, I would be very grateful if you could answer me. I work as a chef and I want to do the same there, I take with me my uniforms and my knives, are knives considered weapons? In the weapons section should I put that I do carry them and explain that they are kitchen knives? Thank you again. Regards
In case of doubt, just declare them to be safe :)
18:00 in question #10 (countries visited) , is it no longer needed to include the countries you went through for plane transfers? (under 3 hrs stopover)
In case of doubt you can list them, it costs you nothing to be safe ;)
@@NZPocketGuide Yup! will probably do that :)
Hello,
Thank you for the amazing video! Does the person coming to New Zealand in working holiday visa needs to apply for Nzeta?
Heya, you don't need it if you are on a WH visa, there is more info about this on this page -> nzpocketguide.com/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-new-zealand-eta-visitor-levy/
Thank you so much💕 Your videos are really helpful.
@@dipshiaryal2073 💕
Hello,
I have one more question to ask, I have my expensive jewellery and the recepit of my jwellery is on somebody’s name. Will that make a problem when I declare it? And, Do I mark yes on the Good obtained overseas/duty-free in New Zealand even though it is my own jewellery?
Thank you💕
@@dipshiaryal2073 if unsure, declare it :)
Could I bring Probiotic pills into new zealand and a little box of Frankenscense (hardened aromatic tree resin)?
I would absolutely recommend to declare them when entering NZ 😊
Do i have to do a pcr before entering NZ?
I’ve already taken two shots of vaccination
Not at this stage. Refer to the links in the description for the latest info 😉
Quick question. I was looking at the updated NZ pre departure testing and it said that I can only get it no more than 24 hours before my flight. I was wondering what that meant.
It means that you can't take it 25h or more, it needs to be 24h or under before boarding.
@@NZPocketGuide dang! Gotcha. Ok thanks 😊
Does a passenger in transit to NZ with Australia for final destination have to fill this card?
Heya, if you enter New Zealand you'll have to fill it :)
I’ll be going to Auckland airport and nobody has told me about this is this required ? If so is their time for me to do it before I arrive tomorrow?
Yes, this is something to do on the plane :)
Does NZ arrive card still hv the covid section to fill in now that covid is consider no more dangerous like last time
Yep, here is an updated video -> ua-cam.com/video/n-LXUWwB6n8/v-deo.html&pp=ygUPYXJyaXZhbCBjYXJkIG56
Hi , like to check , if i am staying at motorhome upon arrival and only last night in hotel before departure , do i write motorhome ? or the last day hotel name ? For qns8 , we are coming in visa free ( NZeTA approved already ) which option do we choose ? thanks
Write your first holiday park's address and confirm with them I guess :)
I was wondering the same thing,
Can you bring Vaping Device to New Zealand?
Declare it to be safe :)
Thanks for information. Just got a doubt. Do we need to fill up the passenger arrival card even for a child who is 2 years old?
Yes, you will need to include information about your 2-year-old child on the Passenger Arrival Card when entering New Zealand. While the child may not fill out a card individually, their details should be included on the card filled out by an accompanying adult. This ensures that all passengers, regardless of age, are accounted for in terms of biosecurity and immigration requirements. It's all part of New Zealand's efforts to protect its unique environment and maintain security. Safe travels to you and your family! If you need more travel tips or assistance, feel free to explore our Patreon community at patreon.com/nzpocketguide for additional resources.
@@NZPocketGuide Okay got it, thanks for the information 👍🏻
Now that all Covid restrictions have been dropped, did they update this form ?
Yes, we cover the new Passenger Arrival Form in this video -> ua-cam.com/video/n-LXUWwB6n8/v-deo.html
Hi Sir ☺ I will be carrying my partner's clothes, Is that for Goods carried on behalf of another person?
Yes, correct
Hi, Can I fill the declaration form through online ?
As far as we know it is only a paper form for now.
I am from the Philippines travelling to NZ with a visitors visa, can I bring my prescribed medicine good for my stay in NZ?
Yes, absolutely. Just make sure to declare them!
I have an NZETA - you say that is NOT a visa? I am from Canada, British Columbia (province - you can use that next time)
Nope, as far as we know, it is a fee/levy but not a Visa :) (Also: Go Canucks!)
@@NZPocketGuide do I need to get something more? Or just when I get there?
@@barbb it depend on your trip purpose, country of origin, and many other factors, you may want to confirm with immigration New Zealand. Their website has all the info :)
What about people going on a cruise leaving from Australia and cruising to New Zealand
Hi Carolyn, Your cruise staff will help you out with the paperwork on arrival :)
@@NZPocketGuide I will call them ! I didn’t see any thing on the wed site regarding helping guests with paperwork. But thanks !
Hi good day I want to ask what is the requirements for transit passengers in Auckland..thank you
Good question, it depends on your country of origin and destination. You will need to check with your airline :)
@@NZPocketGuide I will take air new Zealand..do I need a travel insurance just for transit for 17 hrs in the airport?
@@NZPocketGuide thank you for your response
@@stephanebrouttier4303 Same things it depends on country of origin and even when you fly. Best is to contact your airline to get the actual info as we would not want to give you erroneous information.
i wanted to brinf a small tent. am i allowed to bring it
Just declare it at Biosecurity :)
Do they supply this card in the plane
Yes they do however it is mostly electronic nowadays :)
Is covid test needed or not for traveling in New Zealand?
Not at this stage, but it is best to stay up-to-date with the travel requirements from official sources :)
I’m in West Africa (Ghana) and I’m holding NZeTA tourist visa…I’m i eligible to enter NZ currently???
I also need same information
Please watch this video in full especially the first part about scams -> ua-cam.com/video/hLiqm07_rmI/v-deo.html
Hi please have book your flight yet ?
Show your visa
Can I print a blank form and fill on my own or I need to use the one handed over by airlines ?
We have never been asked that. I think you would have to use the one provided in the plane or at the airport but I am not 100% sure...
@@NZPocketGuide haha. My questions are usually unique. We are a group flying chartered airline so just wanted to prepare ahead of time. Thanks for your response.
@@GK-hc1dl Haha I see that you are aware of your unusual questions! That's not often the case! If you want more tips from us and more help, we offer 7 days / week support via Patreon www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide through our secret Facebook group. It might be a good option for your crew!
Hi just like to confirm, if one takes 3 months meds supplies, you don't have to declair?
If you have any doubts, just declare it! It is much safer!
When answering the question “which countries have you been in the past 30 days” would you put any layover locations where you didn’t leave the airport en route?
You may as well, it never hurts to be thorough :)
If we are from a visa-waiver country, do we check "yes" or "no" on the "Do you have a visa" question?
Sorry - you answered this at the end. Thanks.
Haha you finished the video before I had time to answer this! Hope the whole video was useful David!
"You really have nothing else to do"
My Nintendo switch would like to have a word Robert
@@Bus_Driver117 haha yeah my switch did grump a bit at that statement but she'll get over it. What are you playing at the moment?
@@NZPocketGuide honestly old school games that I used to play on my original NES lol. I need to get some games to play for my NZ trip haha.
is it compulsory for all passengers?
Yes, this will be given to you in the plane :)
can you share this form link in comment box. 🙏 thanks
Check the description there are links for you :)
@@NZPocketGuide thanku so much🙏
As I know NZ passenger arrival card is no longer needed. Is it true?
It is still needed as far as we know but the COVID section is disappearing I think.
Section 8: What if you have NZeta?
Hi there, the NZeTA is NOT a visa.
@@NZPocketGuide Ok good to know. I am going to New Zealand first time in Nov 2023 and am a little nervous about the customs. I am brining a telescope, tripod and camera to view the night sky but not sure if I need to declare for custom duties (even though i am taking it back with me) or biosecurity purposes. I am assuming the tripod since it may have dirt on it from prior use but I will make sure to clean it before I travel.
@@Galacticdude1 Great assumption. No need to be too nervous, we're here to help. By the way if you want a TON of extra help directly from us, feel free to join us on Patreon, it is cheap and there is heaps of perks like a secret Facebook group where you can hang out with us all week long! Check it out -> www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide
Arrived in New Zealand recently and I am sure the form say ✔️ your correct answers not ✖️!!
Thanks for pointing that out Cokie!
If you could Just get to the point Too much talk
Thanks for the honest feedback :)