New Zealand is a favorite destination for travelers from Taiwan, known for its natural beauty, cultural experiences, and adventure activities. If you’re planning a trip, you’ll likely need to apply for New Zealand ETA (Electronic Travel Authority). This guide covers the essentials — who needs it, how to apply, requirements, fees, and what to expect during your journey.
Yes. Travelers from Taiwan are eligible to visit New Zealand without a traditional visa, but they must obtain a New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority (NZeTA) before boarding their flight or cruise. This electronic authorization is linked to your passport and is valid for multiple short visits.
Taiwan citizens generally qualify for the following options:
To apply online, Taiwan citizens must have:
Applying is simple and can be done online:
Go to the NZeTA website and complete the online form. You’ll enter your basic personal details, passport number, and travel information. Make sure everything matches your passport exactly to avoid delays.
After filling out the form, review your details carefully and then pay the New Zealand eTA Fee along with the International Visitor Levy (included). Payment is made securely online with a card.
Your application will be processed, and once approved, the NZeTA will be sent directly to your email. Most travelers receive it quickly, but it’s best to apply a few days before your trip just in case.
New Zealand offers flexible processing times depending on how soon you need your travel authorization.
|
Processing Option |
Estimated Time |
|
Normal Processing |
1 - 2 Days |
|
Rush |
6 - 12 Hours |
|
Super Rush |
Within 1 Hour |
The NZeTA comes with two charges:
đź’ˇ Note: New Zealand Fee also varies depending on the method of processing chosen. Always confirm the latest cost before submitting.
Apply anytime, anywhere.
Your data is protected with top security standards.
Guidance available if you face issues with your application.
Yes. Every traveler, including minors, must have their own approved NZeTA.
You can stay up to 90 days per visit during its 2-year validity.
No. If you want a longer stay, you’ll need to apply for a different visa type.
Yes, your NZeTA is electronically connected to your passport.
Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in August 2025, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.
To help us improve