我的新西兰旅游功课 （6）

Share签证的功课也少不了。今次出游的国家包括澳洲和纽西兰这2个国家，现在的问题就是，马来西亚护照需要签证吗？？

有时也蛮光荣的，有了大马护照，入境一些国家是免签证的哦。。。。新西兰就是其中一个国家了。一些就是网上的资料：

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Before you travel to New Zealand, please check that your passport is ready for the trip. Your passport must be:

• Valid for at least three months beyond your intended departure date.
• Not damaged, defaced or excessively worn.
• Showing a visa or permit, if you require one.

Do you need a New Zealand visa or permit?

You do not need a visa or permit to visit New Zealand if you are:

• A New Zealand citizen or Resident Permit holder
• An Australian citizen travelling on an Australian passport
• An Australian resident with a current Australian resident return visa
• A British citizen and or British passport holder who can produce evidence of the right to reside permanently in the UK (you can stay up to six months)
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Countries that have a visa waiver agreement with New Zealand

Andorra	Liechtenstein
Argentina	Lithuania
Austria	Luxembourg
Bahrain	Malaysia
Belgium	Malta
Brazil	Mexico
Brunei	Monaco
Bulgaria	Netherlands
Canada	Norway
Chile	Oman
Cyprus	Poland
Czech Republic	Portugal
Denmark	Qatar
Estonia	Romania
Finland	San Marino
France	Saudi Arabia
Germany	Singapore
Greece	Slovak Republic
Hong Kong	Slovenia
Hungary	South Africa
Iceland	Spain
Ireland	Sweden
Israel	Switzerland
Italy	United Arab Emirates
Japan	United States of America
Korea (South)	Uruguay
Kuwait	Vatican City
Latvia

If you come from one these countries, you don't need a visa to enter New Zealand. However, you are still required to provide:

• Travel tickets or evidence of onward travel arrangements
• Evidence that you can support yourself in New Zealand (approximately NZ$1000 per month per person).

For more detailed information check out the Visa free countries section of the Immigration New Zealand website.

Passengers transitting in New Zealand

Transis visas will be needed for all people travelling via New Zealand, unless they are specifically exempted by immigration policy.