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Revision as of 12:55, 22 March 2009
New Zealand passports are issued to citizens of New Zealand for the purpose of international travel. The Department of Internal Affairs is responsible for issuing, renewing and extending New Zealand passports.
Types
- Regular Passport - Issued for ordinary travel, such as vacations and business trips
- Diplomatic Passport - Issued to New Zealand diplomats, top ranking government officials and diplomatic couriers.
- Official Passport - Issued to individuals representing the New Zealand government on official business
All newly issued passports will have a maximum validity of five years from the date of issue under the Passports Amendment Act 2005, regardless of when the previous passport (if any) was issued.
Obtaining a Passport
The Department of Internal Affairs is responsible for issuing, renewing and extending New Zealand passports. The Department of Internal Affairs issues Passports from offices in Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland in New Zealand, and has overseas offices in Sydney and London. New Zealand Embassies, High Commissions and Consulates outside of Sydney and London are not able to issue Passports, although diplomatic officers may be able to provide application forms and assist in communicating with an issuing office. In emergencies some diplomatic posts may be able to issue an Emergency Travel Document, a Passport-like document with a validity of only one year intended to assist New Zealand citizens who do not have the time to obtain a Passport in time to travel.
Entitlement to a Passport
Only New Zealand citizens are entitled to be issued New Zealand passports. Other travel documents are available for refugees or residents of New Zealand who are unable to obtain passports from their home countries but need to travel; see Refugee Travel Document and Certificate of Identity for details.
You may be entitled to a New Zealand passport if you fall into one of the following categories
- Born in New Zealand (including the Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau, or the Ross Dependency) prior to 1 January 2006.
- Born in New Zealand (including the Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau, or the Ross Dependency) from 1 January 2006 and at least one of your parents was a New Zealand citizen or entitled to be in New Zealand indefinitely at the time of your birth.
- Legally adopted by a New Zealand citizen parent
- A British subject resident in New Zealand during all of 1948.
- Granted New Zealand citizenship.
- Born overseas to a New Zealand citizen parent (Your citizenship status must first be established by the department before a passport can be issued to you)
Physical appearance
New Zealand passports are in deep navy blue, with New Zealand Coat of arms emblazoned in the center of the front cover. The word "NEW ZEALAND" is inscribed above the coat of arms, and "PASSPORT" below, with the standard biometric symbol at the bottom.
Identity information page
The New Zealand Passport includes the following data:
- Photo of passport holder
- Type (P)
- Country (NZL)
- Passport No.
- Surname
- Given names
- Nationality
- Date of birth
- Sex
- Place of birth (Passports Issued after December 2005 will only include city of birth)
- Date of issue
- Authority
- Date of expiry
The information page ends with the Machine Readable Zone.
Passport Note
The passports contain a note from the issuing state that is addressed to the authorities of all other states, identifying the bearer as a citizen of that state and requesting that he or she be allowed to pass and be treated according to international norms. The note inside New Zealand passports states:
- The Governor-General in the Realm of New Zealand requests in the Name of Her Majesty The Queen all whom it may concern to allow the holder to pass without delay or hindrance and in case of need to give all lawful assistance and protection.
and in Māori:
- He tono tēnei nā te Kāwana-Tianara O te Whenua o Aotearoa i raro i te Ingoa o Kuini Erihāpeti ki te hunga e tika ana kia kaua e akutōtia, e whakakōpekatia te tangata mau i te uruwhenua nei i ana haere, ā, i te wā e hiahiatia ai me āwhina, me manaaki.
Languages
The textual portions of New Zealand Passports is printed in both English and Māori.
Refusal
Under Passports Act 1992, Minister of Internal Affairs has the power to refuse a passport, for example, on grounds of national security. The Minister also has the discretion to issue a passport for less than the full five year validity period.
Visa-free Travel
Africa
Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
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Botswana | 90 days [1] |
Burundi | visa can be obtained upon arrival [2] |
Cape Verde | visa can be obtained upon arrival [3] |
Comoros | visa can be obtained upon arrival [4] |
Djibouti | 1-month visa can be obtained upon arrival for DJF5,000 [5] |
Egypt | 30-day visa issued upon arrival for US$20 [6] |
Ethiopia | 6-month tourist visa issued upon arrival (Addis Ababa Airport only; US$40 and two passport photos required) [7] |
Gambia | 90 days [8] |
Kenya | 3-month visa may be issued upon arrival for US$ 50 [9][10] |
Lesotho | 14 days [11][12] |
Madagascar | 90-day visa issued upon arrival for MGA 140,000 [13] |
Malawi | 90 days [14] |
Mauritius | 6 months in a year (tourist), 90 days in a year (business) [15][16] |
Mayotte | 90 days [17] |
Morocco | 3 months [18] |
Mozambique | 30-day visa issued upon arrival for US$25 [19][20] |
Namibia | 3 months [21] |
Réunion | 90 days [22] |
Saint Helena | 90 days |
Seychelles | 1 month [23] |
South Africa | 90 days [24] |
Swaziland | 60 days [25] |
Tanzania | visa issued upon arrival for USD 50 [26][27] |
Togo | 7-day visa can be obtain upon arrival for XOF10,000~35,000 [28] |
Uganda | 30-day visa can be obtained upon arrival for USD 50 [29][30] |
Zambia | visa issued upon arrival (single entry visa fee USD 25) [31][32] |
Zimbabwe | 3-month holiday/1-month business visa issued upon arrival for USD 30 ~ 55 [33] |
Americas
Asia
Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
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ASEAN |
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Brunei Darussalam | 30 days [98] |
Cambodia | 30-day visa issued upon arrival for USD 20/USD 25 [99] |
Indonesia | 30-day visa issued upon arrival for USD 25 [100] |
Laos | 30-day visa issued upon arrival for USD 30 [101] [102] |
Malaysia | 3 months [103] |
Philippines | 21 days [104] |
Singapore | 90 days [105] |
Thailand | 30 days [106] |
Non-ASEAN |
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Bahrain | 14-day visa issued upon arrival for BHD5 [107][108] |
Bangladesh | 90-day visa issued upon arrival for USD50- [109] |
Republic of China (Taiwan) | 30 days [110] |
Hong Kong | 90 days [111] |
Iran | 17-day visa issued upon arrival for USD50- [112] |
Iraq (Iraqi Kurdistan only) | visa issued upon arrival at Erbil airport (free of charge) [113] |
Israel | 3 months [114] |
Japan | 3 months [115] |
Jordan | visa issued upon arrival for JOD10 [116][117] |
South Korea | 90 days [118] |
Kuwait | 3-month visa issued upon arrival for KWD5 [119] |
Kyrgyzstan | 1-month visa issued upon arrival (fee USD 35 ~ USD 70) [120] |
Lebanon | 1-month visa issued upon arrival (free of charge) [121][122] |
Macau | 30 days [123] |
Maldives | 30 day visa issued upon arrival free of charge [124] |
Nepal | 60-day visa issued upon arrival for US$30 [125] |
Oman | visa issued upon arrival : 1 month (OMR 6), 1 year multiple entries stay up to 3-week per visit (OMR 10) [126] |
Sri Lanka | 30 days [127] |
Syria | visa issued upon arrival [128] |
Tajikistan | 45 day visa issued upon arrival [129] |
Timor-Leste | 30-day visa issued upon arrival for USD 30 [130] |
United Arab Emirates | 30 days [131] |
Yemen | 1-month visa issued upon arrival for YER10,500 [132] |
Europe
Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
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European Union |
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Austria | 3 months in a half year [133][134] |
Belgium | 3 months in a half year [135][136] |
Bulgaria | 3 months in a half year [137][138] |
Cyprus | 3 months in a half year [139][140] |
Czech Republic | 3 months in a half year [141][142] |
Denmark | 3 months in a half year [143][144] |
Estonia | 3 months in a half year [145][146] |
Finland | 3 months in a half year [147][148] |
France | 3 months in a half year [149][150] |
Germany | 3 months in a half year [151][152] |
Gibraltar | visa-free access [153] |
Greece | 3 months in a half year [154][155] |
Hungary | 3 months in a half year [156][157] |
Republic of Ireland | 3 months in a half year [158][159] |
Italy | 3 months in a half year [160][161] |
Latvia | 3 months in a half year [162][163] |
Lithuania | 3 months in a half year [164][165] |
Luxembourg | 3 months in a half year [166][167] |
Malta | 3 months in a half year [168][169] |
Netherlands | 3 months in a half year [170][171] |
Poland | 3 months in a half year [172][173] |
Portugal | 3 months in a half year [174][175] |
Romania | 3 months in a half year [176][177] |
Slovakia | 3 months in a half year [178][179] |
Slovenia | 3 months in a half year [180][181] |
Spain | 3 months in a half year [182][183] |
Sweden | 3 months in a half year [184][185] |
United Kingdom | 6 months [186] |
Non-EU |
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Albania | 1 month with entry tax: €10 [187] |
Andorra | 90 days [188] |
Armenia | 21-day visa issued upon arrival for US$30 [189] |
Azerbaijan | 30-day visa issued upon arrival for US$100 [190] |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 90 days [191] |
Croatia | 90 days [192][193] |
Faroe Islands | 3 months (same as Denmark) [194] |
Georgia | 3 month visa issued upon arrival [195][196] |
Guernsey | 6 months (same as UK) [197] |
Iceland | 90 days [198] |
Isle of Man | 6 months (same as UK) |
Jersey | 6 months (same as UK) |
Macedonia | 90 days [199] |
Liechtenstein | 3 months in half a year (same as Switzerland) [200] |
Monaco | 90 days [201] |
Montenegro | 90 days [202] |
Norway | 3 months in half a year [203] |
San Marino | 90 days [204] |
Serbia | 90 days [205] |
Switzerland | 3 months in half a year [206] |
Turkey | 90 days [207] |
Vatican City | 90 days [208] |
Oceania
Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
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American Samoa | 30 days [209] |
Australia | Unrestricted residence and employment rights under Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement [210] |
Cook Islands | 31 days </ref>}} [http://www.cook-islands.gov.ck/faq.php |
Fiji | 4 months [211] |
Guam | 15 days [212] |
Kiribati | 28 days [213] |
Federated States of Micronesia | 30 days [214] |
Nauru | 30-day visa issued on arrival (free of charge [215] |
New Caledonia | 90 days [216] |
Niue | 30 days [217] |
Norfolk Island | visa not required [218] |
Northern Mariana Islands | 30 days [219] |
Palau | 30-day visa issued upon arrival (free of charge) [220][221] |
Papua New Guinea | 60-day visa issued upon arrival for PGK100 (tourist), PGK500 (business) [222] |
French Polynesia | 90 days [223] |
Samoa | 60 days, free visitor permit issued upon arrival [224] |
Solomon Islands | 3 months [225] |
Tokelau | free cruising permit can be obtain in Apia, Samoa [226] |
Tonga | 31-day visa issued upon arrival (free of charge) [227] |
Tuvalu | 1-month visa issued upon arrival free of charge [228] |
Vanuatu | 30 days [229][230] |
Wallis and Futuna | 90 days [231] |
See also
References and External links