New Zealand passports (Uruwhenua o Aotearoa) are issued by the Department of Internal Affairs through Te Mata Uruwhenua to citizens for international travel. The document allows holders to travel abroad and return without restriction.
Taiwan is introducing a travel discount program offering repeat foreign visitors up to NT$8,000 (approximately US$250) in travel discounts. The program targets tourists who have previously visited Taiwan.
Delta Air Lines has introduced a direct flight service between New York and Malta. The route is being discussed in the context of broader implications for Malta's connectivity, finance, and commerce.
The UAE has introduced additional precautionary entry measures for travellers arriving from selected African countries, issued jointly by NCEMA and the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, and related authorities. The measures are aimed at reducing the risk of Ebola virus importation.
From June 1, 2026, Immigration New Zealand has temporarily reduced visitor visa fees for Pacific nationals from NZD 216 to NZD 161 (including the NZD 41 immigration levy). The reduction is in effect for 12 months.
From June 1, 2026, Immigration New Zealand moved family of temporary visa holder applications to its enhanced Immigration Online platform. The system has been rolling out in phases since 2021, with international student visas among the application types already transitioned.
Vietnam will require all inbound, outbound, and transit travelers to submit a health declaration within seven days of crossing the border, effective 1 July 2026.
A collection of habits and strategies for booking flights at lower prices, illustrated by a Lisbon to Bangkok fare difference between booking times.
From June 1, 2026, Immigration New Zealand will require Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) applicants in ANZSCO and National Occupation List skill level 3 occupations to meet minimum English language requirements. Previously, these requirements applied only to skill level 4 and 5 occupations.