New Zealand ETA Requirements

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Planning a trip to New Zealand? Before applying for a New Zealand ETA, it’s important to understand the basic document and eligibility requirements.
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First, you must hold a valid passport. Your passport should remain valid for at least three months after your planned departure from New Zealand. Without this, your application may not be accepted.
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Applicants must also meet health requirements. You should be in good health and must answer all health-related questions truthfully during the ETA application process.
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Another key requirement is good character. Travelers should not have serious criminal convictions or a history of deportation, as this can affect eligibility.
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You must also be able to show sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay in New Zealand, ensuring you can cover your travel and living expenses.
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In addition, a return or onward ticket is required to confirm that you plan to leave New Zealand before your permitted stay ends.
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The New Zealand ETA is designed for short-term visits, generally allowing stays of up to three months per visit, depending on nationality.
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If you meet these requirements, you can confidently proceed with your New Zealand ETA application and start planning your journey.