New Zealand Entry News 2022 Entry New Zealand Vaccine Certificate

It's almost the end of the year, and New Zealand's immigration policy has been adjusted. In other words, starting from 23:59 on February 13, 2022, New Zealand will be open to New Zealand citizens, residence visa holders and other travelers who meet the current border setting conditions. Details are as follows.

New Zealand entry policy

From 23: 59 on February 13, 2022, New Zealand will be open to New Zealand citizens who have been fully vaccinated, residence visa holders and other travelers who meet the current border conditions, including international students who enter the country without a visa (except for countries with high epidemic risk).

From now on, international students who pass visa-free entry can book flights to New Zealand on or after February 13, 2022.

If you plan to return to school before the first semester starts in 2022, it is suggested that foreign students who have passed the entrance examination-free should log in to the distribution system of the New York Management Isolation and Quarantine Facility (MIQ) as soon as possible and make an appointment for the isolation room, so as to avoid delaying the return time due to insufficient rooms or too many queues.

At present, the stay time of overseas immigrants in the centralized isolation facilities managed by the New Zealand government has been reduced from 14 days to 7 days. After passing the COVID-19 nucleic acid test three times during the isolation period, you can go back to China on the 7th day for another three days of self-isolation, and you can immediately lift the isolation until the result of COVID-19 nucleic acid test is negative on the 9th day.

New Zealand vaccine entry certificate

Recently, the New Zealand government announced that starting from June 5438+065438+ 10/day, non-New Zealand citizens will complete vaccination in COVID-19 1 4 days before entry, apply for centralized isolation of hotels with vaccination certificates, check in, and submit vaccination certificates to border guards for inspection after entry. From165438+1October 14, the time of immigrants in centralized isolation facilities managed by the government was reduced from 14 days to 7 days. After passing three tests during the isolation period, they can go home on the seventh day and receive three days of family isolation.

It is understood that the vaccination certificate submitted by entry-exit personnel should have the following elements:

Name, passport number, name of vaccinator, vaccination time (for multiple doses, the name of the authorized vaccination unit should be indicated one by one, etc.). ).

For details, please refer to the official website of the New Zealand Government on the COVID-19 outbreak:

https://covid 19 . govt . NZ/travel/international-travel-and-transit/travel-to-New Zealand。

The Embassy and Consulate of China in New Zealand reminds China citizens who intend to go to New Zealand in the near future (including China citizens who have obtained New Zealand permanent residents or resident visas) to pay attention to the adjustment of the immigration policy of the New Zealand government and make corresponding preparations before departure. Please register your passport information at the time of vaccination, and ask the vaccination institution to issue a vaccination certificate in both Chinese and English. You can also choose "Entry of Overseas Personnel" to apply for vaccination certificate through the WeChat applet "International Epidemic Prevention Health Code".

In case of emergency, please contact the local embassy or consulate for help.

China Ministry of Foreign Affairs Global Insurance and Service Emergency Call Center Tel: 8610-12308/59913991.

Consular protection and assistance of the China Embassy in New Zealand: 04-4995022.

The emergency telephone number for consular protection and assistance of the Consulate General of China in Auckland is 09-525 1200.

Consular protection and assistance of the Consulate General of China in Christchurch: 03-3411016.

Embassy of China in New Zealand