FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Yes. The NZeTA is a multiple-entry travel authority, so a single approval lets you enter New Zealand as many times as you like during its validity period. There is no need to apply again for each separate trip while your NZeTA remains valid.
The authority is valid for up to 2 years from approval, or until your passport expires, whichever comes first. Each individual visit may last up to 90 days (up to 6 months for British citizens), and you may spend a maximum of 6 months in New Zealand within any 12-month period. This makes the NZeTA ideal for frequent visitors, cruise passengers making several stops, and anyone planning a return trip. When it eventually expires, simply apply for a new NZeTA before your next journey.
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