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Another noticeable difference is the New Zealand bear—beer merger, so words like "air" and "ear", "bear" and "beer", "chair" and "cheer", and "fairy" and "ferry" are identical in pronunciation, leading to the odd joke about an inebriated Goldilocks. This only applies to the two main islands; New Zealanders say "on Waiheke Island", for example. However, NZSL has greater emphasis on facial expressions and mouthing words, reflecting the oralist teaching methods historically used in Deaf schools before , Deaf students were punished for signing in class.
New Zealand is a popular destination for migrants from all over the world, particularly Asia and the Pacific islands, and you will often find areas and suburbs with immigrant communities that speak their respective languages. The most common non-official languages spoken by New Zealand residents are Samoan 2.
Many New Zealanders learn a foreign language in school, though few master it beyond the basic level. You may get a strange look if you use Kiwi slang in New Zealand, but it may be used inadvertently in conversation. If you don't understand just ask and most New Zealanders will explain. People entering New Zealand are placed in government-provided hotels for 14 days of managed isolation upon arrival in New Zealand. Nationals from the United Kingdom British citizens and other British passport holders who produce evidence of the right to reside permanently in the UK are eligible for a visa waiver and can stay in New Zealand visa-free as a visitor for up to 6 months.
Entry under a visa waiver does not permit employment or studying in New Zealand. Citizens and permanent residents of Australia are entitled to reside in New Zealand indefinitely under the Trans-Tasman Travel Agreement. Australians entering New Zealand are granted a resident visa on arrival and can study and work in New Zealand without restriction, although there are stand-down periods for voting in elections and claiming some tax and social security benefits. However, due to differing immigration laws, citizens of these countries need to present a New Zealand passport when entering and leaving New Zealand.
Australian citizens don't need an NZeTA, but permanent residents of Australia who are not citizens do need it. Citizens of most Oceanian countries and permanent residents of Australia are exempt. All these visa waivers, including the one for Australians, can be refused.
In particular, potential visitors who have a criminal record or who have been refused entry to or deported from any country should check with Immigration New Zealand if they need to apply for a visa. You may also be refused entry for health reasons, especially if you have tuberculosis TB or are likely to inflict large costs on New Zealand's health system during your stay e. Visitors from countries not in the visa-free list or those wishing to stay longer than the maximum visa-free period for their nationality need to apply for an appropriate visa.
Check the Immigration New Zealand web page for details. If you require a visa to enter New Zealand, you might be able to apply for one at a British embassy, high commission or consulate in the country where you legally reside if there is no New Zealand diplomatic post. Immigration New Zealand can also decide to charge an additional fee if they correspond with you directly. If you seeking entry as a visitor and this standard condition is not specifically waived by a visa, you must have a return ticket or evidence of onward travel to even check-in with airlines.
If you don't, then you'll have to purchase a ticket before being allowed to check in. For those who need visa and are travelling in a group having the same travel plans and itinerary , it may be better to apply for the considerably cheaper group visas. While applying for such a visa, apart from individual application forms, a separate group visa application form only one form for the entire group should also be submitted.
Refugee applications should be made before arrival since New Zealand has a formal refugee induction programme. Those who turn up in an airport arrival lounge without papers, claiming refugee status, may find themselves in jail awaiting the outcome of legal proceedings. New Zealand has very strict biosecurity laws.
Being a long way from anywhere else in the world, many pests and diseases that are endemic elsewhere are not present in New Zealand. A significant proportion of the economy is based on agriculture, so importing even small quantities of food, unprocessed animal or plant materials is tightly controlled. These restrictions are designed to prevent the introduction of foreign diseases and pests. At ports of international entry, both the Ministry of Primary Industries MPI and New Zealand Customs Service will inspect passenger baggage and confiscate and fine for any prohibited items.
There are air-side amnesty bins available to cater for accidental importation. You can also be deported and banned from New Zealand. The best advice is to declare any item you think may cause problems — biosecurity control border staff may confiscate and destroy the item, but you will not have to pay a fine or be deported.
Even if you haven't declared an item on your arrival card, you can still advise staff when you get to the border check of any item without incurring a fine. All food must be declared to customs, even if the food items are permitted. Commercially-packaged or processed food is usually allowed through by MPI, but you can still be fined if you do not declare them. Take care with any items of food that you have obtained during your travel; many people have been caught and fined for not declaring fruit they were given as part of an in-flight meal. If you are unsure it is best to declare any questionable items as the immigration officers will be able to tell you if it needs to be cleaned or disposed of before entry.
Some items may be allowable such as wooden souvenirs but be taken for sterilisation or fumigation before being released to you. You may be charged a fee for this.
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There are no restrictions on the amount of money that may be brought into or out of New Zealand provided the money is properly declared. Failure to declare could lead to arrest and a possible seizure of the cash. In addition, importation or possession of most recreational drugs, including cannabis, is illegal and results in arrest. If found guilty, you would be subject to a range of penalties from hefty fines for minor offences to lengthy imprisonment, even life imprisonment, for larger offences.
New Zealand is a long way from any other country, so nearly all travellers get there by plane.
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Flight time from the Australian east coast is 3—4 hours, Southeast Asia 10—11 hours, the North American west coast 13—15 hours, and the Middle East a thrombosis-causing 17—18 hours. Travelling by plane from European destinations takes 24—26 hours, and involves at least one stopover in either Asia or the Americas. The Heathrow flights will end in October in favour of a non-stop service from Newark to Auckland. Smaller international airports at Wellington , Dunedin and Queenstown primarily offer services to and from eastern Australia.
If you fly through Australia, make sure you have a transit visa if you need one. You won't be able to get on your flight otherwise. A small percentage 1. Cruise ships regularly visit New Zealand between October and April. Buses are a relatively cheap and environmentally friendly way to get around New Zealand.
Services are usually only once a day, even between major towns. Most roads in New Zealand are quite narrow and winding when compared to the highways of the USA , and travelling a long distance in a bus can be a safe and relaxing way to travel compared with driving yourself.
Booking in advance can get you great bargains on some lines. Domestic flights in New Zealand can be expensive; some domestic flights can cost as much as a flight to Australia.
However, flying often works out cheaper than driving or taking a train, especially when crossing between the North and South Islands. Airlines operate an electronic ticket system. You can book on-line, by telephone, or through a travel agent. Photo ID will be needed for travel. Check-in times are usually at least 30 minutes prior to flight departure, or 60 minutes if you're connecting to an international flight. Cabin baggage and personal scanning are routinely conducted for services from the major airports that have jet landings.
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Auckland, Christchurch, Queenstown and Wellington airports have timetabled buses to the airport. Regional airports generally have only on-demand shuttle services and taxis. You can reach most of New Zealand's sights in a two-wheel-drive car, motorcycle or even a small camper van. While public transport is usable in the cities of Auckland and Wellington, a car is almost essential to get around anywhere else. Traffic drives on the left in New Zealand.
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The State Highway network connects major cities and destinations within the two main islands, and are indicated by a number inside a red shield. Motorways and expressways are generally only found near major cities, with most intercity driving done on undivided highways with one lane in each direction and limited overtaking opportunities. Be prepared to get caught behind slow-moving vehicles, and expect drivers behind you to become impatient if you drive slowly without a reason.
If you are driving slowly and traffic builds up behind you, find a safe place to pull over and let them pass. You can legally drive for up to 12 months if you are at least 18 years old and have a current full driving licence from your home country.
You must carry your licence at all times when driving. All drivers and passengers must wear a seat belt, and children must be seated in an approved child restraint until their 7th birthday. Talking or using a mobile phone while driving is illegal. The blood alcohol limit in New Zealand is 0. A police officer can pull you over and ask you to undergo a breath alcohol screening test without reason.