New Zealand Visa for Indians

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If you're planning a trip to one of the most spectacular places on Earth, New Zealand, we're here to help you out. The good news is that New Zealand's visa rules are pretty lax, and people from almost every country can get an electronic visa for New Zealand. So, if you're an Indian passport holder, you can easily apply online through ACKO and finish the process quickly. We want to make sure you're fully prepared for your trip, so we've put together a comprehensive guide to New Zealand visas.

To ensure you're fully prepared for your journey, we've put together a comprehensive guide to New Zealand visas. Plus, don’t forget to consider international travel insurance to cover any unexpected events during your adventure.

Do Indians need a visa to go to New Zealand?

Yes, Indians do require a visa to enter New Zealand. If you're planning a trip there, it's important to get your visa application in order before you go.

What are the different types of New Zealand visas for Indians?

There are different types of New Zealand visas for Indians. Below is a list that you can apply for via ACKO.

Single/Multiple Entry Tourist Visa for New Zealand

As the name suggests, a tourist visa allows you to visit New Zealand. With this visa, you are permitted to enter New Zealand and stay for a maximum of 90 days.

Single/Multiple Entry Business Visa New Zealand

With this visa, you are permitted to enter New Zealand and stay for a maximum of 90 days from the date of entry.

Validity of Different Types of New Zealand Visas for Indians

The table below shows the validity of different types of New Zealand visas for Indians:

Type of New Zealand Visa	Validity
Tourist Single	12 Months
Tourist Multiple	12 Months
Business Single	12 Months
Business Multiple	12 Months

New Zealand Visa Processing Time in India

The following table shows the processing time for different types of New Zealand visas for Indians:

Type of New Zealand Visa	Processing Time
Tourist Single	40-60 Days
Tourist Multiple	40-60 Days
Business Single	40-60 Days
Business Multiple	40-60 Days

New Zealand Visa Fees from India

The following table shows the fees for different types of New Zealand visas for Indians:

Type of Visa	Final Price (INR)
Tourist Single	17,500
Tourist Multiple	17,500
Business Single	17,500
Business Multiple	17,500

Why Choose ACKO to Apply for a New Zealand Visa?

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New Zealand Visa Requirements for Indian Citizens - Documents

Here are the basic requirements for obtaining a tourist visa to New Zealand.

A valid passport: You'll need a valid passport that will remain valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date. It should contain at least 2 blank pages.

Completed application form: You'll need to complete an online application form and submit it with all the required documentation.

Proof of funds: You must show sufficient funds to cover your stay in New Zealand. This can be in bank statements, credit card statements, or other financial documentation.

Proof of onward travel: You'll need proof that you have booked a return ticket or have a ticket to travel to another country after your stay in New Zealand.

Accommodation details: You'll need to provide details of your planned accommodation in New Zealand, such as hotel reservations or a letter of invitation if you're staying with family or friends.

Character requirements: You must meet the requirements for entry to New Zealand. This includes not having any criminal convictions and not being a risk to New Zealand's security.

Other Documents include:
NOC from employer (if employed)/3 months salary slip.
GST copy (if self-employed).
ITR for the last 3 years.
Cover letter.

*Note: The visa officer may ask for additional documents depending on the circumstances and type of visa.

How Do I Apply for a New Zealand Visa?

To apply for a New Zealand Visa from India online, please follow the steps below.

Step 1: Click here and select New Zealand as the country of visit.

Step 2: Complete the online application form and upload all the supporting documents, such as your passport, photographs, travel itinerary, and proof of funds, to support your stay.

Step 3: Pay the visa fee through a debit/credit card or a mobile wallet.

Once payment is made, the documents will be verified, and your New Zealand visa will be sent to your email address.

How to avoid New Zealand Visa Rejection?

Rejection of your New Zealand visa for Indians can be a setback. The suggestions below can help you solve your New Zealand e-visa problems and submit a successful visa application.

Verify that all the information provided by you in the application is correct. There should not be any discrepancy between your passport details and your application.
Before you send in your application, make sure you meet the requirements for the visa you want to get.
The Department of Home Affairs will not accept a visa application that is incomplete. In this case, you are not qualified for this visa because the case officer has not received all the necessary paperwork.
Being accused of a crime and sentenced to a year or more in prison could hurt your chances of getting a visa. If you

Should I purchase New Zealand Travel Insurance?

Yes, it is highly recommended to purchase travel insurance online when visiting New Zealand. Even though New Zealand is a relatively safe country to travel to, unexpected events such as accidents, illness, flight cancellations, and lost or stolen items can happen. Travel insurance can provide financial protection and peace of mind during your trip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here’s a list of common questions and answers related to the New Zealand visa for Indians.

Do Indians need a visa to visit New Zealand as tourists?

Yes, Indian citizens need to apply for a tourist visa to visit New Zealand.

How to apply visit visa for New Zealand?

The process for applying for a New Zealand tourist visa involves completing an online application form, submitting supporting documents, and attending an interview if required.

How long does it take to process a New Zealand tourist visa for Indians?

Processing times can vary, but it generally takes around 40-60 working days for a New Zealand tourist visa application to be processed.

What are the requirements for a New Zealand tourist visa for Indians?

Applicants need to provide a valid passport, evidence of financial support, a travel itinerary, and proof of accommodation in New Zealand. Additionally, applicants need to show proof that they will return to India after their trip.

What is the cost of a New Zealand tourist visa for Indians?

Generally, the fee is around INR 17,500, including charges but it may vary.

Can Indians work in New Zealand on a tourist visa?

No, a tourist visa does not allow visitors to work in New Zealand. If a visitor wishes to work in New Zealand, they must apply for a work visa.

If my application for a New Zealand visa is rejected, will I get a refund?

No, the application fee is non-refundable.

What will happen if I extend my stay beyond my visa's validity?

Overstaying your visa's expiration date may result in severe penalties, and you may also be denied entry into the country in the future.

How many months prior to the trip should I apply for a New Zealand visa?

You should apply at least 3 months before the date you want to travel to New Zealand.

Is it a sticker or an E-visa?

A New Zealand visa is an Evisa.

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Disclaimer: The information mentioned on this page is compiled from different websites and government sources. The information may be updated from time to time. Hence, please refer to the respective government websites and verify before making any passport-related decisions.