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Bad News, Travelers; It Might Cost You More To Enter New Zealand Soon!
We hate to be the bearer of bad news...but beginning 1 October, those going to New Zealand for a holiday will have to get an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) and pay an International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL).
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It's much better than the lengthy and annoying process of applying for a visa, we guess. Unless you're planning on staying for more than three months in which case you still have to get a visa.
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The app and online form will only be available from July onwards, so if you're traveling before that, you can do a little happy dance right about now.
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Now, the biggest pinch will come from the levy payment, which will cost you NZD35 (RM96.84) and charged at the same time as the ETA.
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Just cry internally and be more diligent about saving money for travels.
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