New Zealand ETA Cost
This guide explains all the fees for getting your NZ eTA. The applicants will be able to see what to budget for, what each fee covers, and how our service simplifies the process.
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| Processing Type | Processing Time | Additional Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Normal Processing | 1 - 2 Days | No extra processing fee is charged |
| Rush Processing | 6 - 12 Hours | An additional fee of $59 is charged |
| Super-Rush Processing | 1 Hour | An extra charge of $99 is charged |
Normal Processing
Rush Processing
Super-Rush Processing
Understanding the New Zealand ETA Cost Breakdown
Your total New Zealand ETA cost will be:
- eTA Cost: The amount set by immigration authorities to issue your eTA.
- Service Fee: The service fee includes document review and application handling.
- Expedited Processing Fee: The add-on fee applies only when Rush or Super Rush is selected for faster application review.
Personalised Guidance
Step-by-step help in completing the form correctly.
Review & Error-Checking
Applications are reviewed before submission to avoid mistakes.
Responsive Support
24/7 support for questions during the process.
Handling the Formalities
Status monitoring and approval notification.
Accepted Payment Methods
ETA fees can typically be paid using:
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Visa
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MasterCard
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American Express (AMEX)
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Discover (for US-based applicants)
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PayPal
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Cryptocurrency
After payment, you’ll receive instant confirmation and an email receipt with your ETA order information.
If you face any issues, our support team is available to assist. We keep records clear, so you always know your payment and application status.
NZ eTA Refund Policy
NZ eTA fees are generally non-refundable once the application is submitted.
Start Your New Zealand Adventure with Confidence
Applying for a New Zealand ETA is the first step toward your Kiwi adventure, and knowing the costs upfront brings peace of mind. We hope this guide clarified the New Zealand ETA cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Every traveller must obtain their own NZeTA, including children.
The NZeTA is usually valid for 2 years, allows multiple entries, and permits stays of up to 90 days per visit.
No. As long as your NZETA remains valid, you can travel multiple times without paying again.
Content Disclaimer: This content was refreshed in April 2026. Please confirm all travel details with the New Zealand embassies, agencies, and airlines for complete accuracy.
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