Get detailed information about travelling to New Zealand with a multiple-entry NZ eTA.
The New Zealand multiple-entry eTA allows eligible travellers to enter New Zealand more than once as long as the eTA remains valid and linked to the same passport.
The NZ eTA allows multiple entries, so a new application is not required for every trip as long as the eTA remains valid and the same passport is used for travel.
The New Zealand eTA is valid for up to 2 years and allows multiple entries. Stay duration is dependent on the NZ eTA type the applicant has applied for.
For any information regarding extension options or longer stays, travellers should contact the nearest New Zealand embassy, consulate, or Immigration New Zealand office before the NZ eTA or authorised stay period expires.
Travellers are eligible for the NZ ETA if:
Eligibility does not depend on a single factor; it is based on nationality, travel purpose, and compliance with NZ eTA requirements.
Check the NZ eTA fee tool to check which eTA types are available for their nationality:
To apply for the NZ eTA, the applicants are required to submit a scanned copy of the following:
Keep the required documents and passport ready before applying.
Fill out the application form, select the appropriate NZ eTA type, and upload the required documents.
Make the payment using an accepted payment method and receive confirmation by email.
Once approved, the NZ eTA is electronically linked to the passport for travel.
Applicants can choose either the standard or the faster processing option.
|
Processing Type |
Processing Time |
Additional Fee |
|
Normal Processing |
1 - 2 Days |
❌ |
|
Rush Processing |
6 - 12 Hours |
✔️ |
|
Super-Rush Processing |
1 Hour |
✔️ |
Payment of the eTA fee is required to submit your application. Processing begins only after payment is completed. Faster processing requires applicants to pay an additional fee in addition to the NZ eTA cost.
Fee can be paid using:
Important Notes:
There is no strict limit. But you must not stay more than 90 days per visit.
No. The NZ eTA is electronically linked to the passport used during the application process. If a new passport is issued, a new NZ eTA application is required.
Yes. Just ensure their details are filled in accurately.
No. Border officers make the final decision, but a valid ETA strongly supports your entry.
Content Disclaimer: Information is accurate as of November 2026; however, it is strongly recommended to check with relevant embassies, immigration authorities, and airlines before travel.
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