All visitors to New Zealand must carry a passport that is valid for at least three months beyond the date you intend to leave the country Visitors from most of the world including Europe and the United States who intend to stay for less than three months do not require a visa. If you want to stay longer than three months, or your country of origin does not have a visa waiver agreement with New Zealand, then you will need to apply for a Visitor's Visa.

You should have passports for all members of your group for any charter taking place in a foreign country. This includes the British Virgin Islands. There have been isolated reports of people being denied entry to these islands without passports. Some countries may require visas as well. Check with your agent or the bareboat company well in advance to avoid suprises.

If you are studying full time for 12 weeks or more you will need a student visa. For information about visas, and whether you need a visa for studying fewer than 12 weeks, please visit the NZ Immigration Service web site @ www.immigration.govt.nz

In September 2006, 90% of passengers departing Canadian airports were traveling with a passport. 3,422,864 (90%) of the 3,799,338 total passengers departing Canadian airports in September 2006 traveled with passports according to DHS data.

Each country has its own Visa and Passport requirements. It is up to each individual to determine the Visa and Passport requirements for the country they will be visiting. For some helpful advice on foreign entry, please visit our Protection Page. Additional tips and information on airport security and check-in procedures can be reviewed by accessing the Transportation Security Administration Web site.

Travel insurance is not compulsory except on group dive tours, but is strongly recommended. We offer highly competitive travel insurance packages that are especially prepared to cover most adventure activities. Please enquire for further details.

All visitors to New Zealand must carry a passport that is valid for at least three months beyond the date you intend to leave the country. Most visitors who intend to stay for less than three months do not require a visa. If you want to stay longer than three months, or your country of origin does not have a visa waiver agreement with New Zealand, then you will need to apply for a Visitor's Visa.

Australian citizens just need a valid passport to visit New Zealand, but all other visitors must carry a passport that is valid for at least three months from the date when you intend to leave the country. Visas are not required for Australians or for most visitors who are staying less than three months but it is to check your requirements on the New Zealand Immigration Service website. For longer stays a Visitor’s Visa may be required.

One of a group of people who are exempted from the requirement to hold a permit to be in New Zealand. A holder of a Limited Purpose Permit granted for the express purpose of attending a course of study or training. A holder of another type of temporary permit of which you have varied the conditions of your permit to allow you to undertake your course of study or training.

The 1973 Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement allows New Zealand citizens to enter Australia to visit, live and work. You need a valid New Zealand passport to enter Australia. You do not need to seek a visa before travelling, unless there are medical or character concerns. New Zealand citizens with medical conditions or criminal convictions should approach the nearest Australian diplomatic office overseas to discuss their entry to Australia before travelling to Australia.

Yes, you must apply for a work visa. You must enclose a letter from your employer confirming your employment and provide the travel details. Application fee is SG$200.00 and you may wish to include SG$20.00 courier fee for safe return of your passport. Please refer to the questions below on work visas.

Whilst it is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct documentation, we will help wherever we can. If in doubt, please contact the port reception staff.

No, you do not need a visa to enter New Zealand as a visitor. You must hold a return ticket. Please note that when you are travelling on a visitor permit in New Zealand, you are not authorised to conduct any type of employment and you may only study for less than 3 months. If you wish to work or study in New Zealand, please apply for an appropriate work or student visa.

If you have completed your course of study and you wish to remain in New Zealand as a visitor or apply for residence this is possible providing you have not got a Limited Purpose Visa. Top

Passport holders of certain countries do not need a visa. However, people with criminal records, serious health problems or those who have been refused entry or removed from New Zealand previously should apply for visas even if they are from visa-free countries.

When you are approved in principle, you will be advised in writing to submit your passport(s) and other required documents within 6 months for visa endorsement. The residence visa will be valid for one year from date of issue and you and all person included in the application must make your first entry as permanent residents before the expiry of the single journey residence visa. Residence Visa is to allow you to make your first landing in New Zealand as a resident.

Traveling abroad doesn't have to be confusing if you know the right things before you go. Click here for information and links to pages containing background and requirements for Americans traveling abroad as well as information on passports, visas, immunizations, medical information and additional fees.

U.S. and Canadian citizens as well as citizens from most European countries, Mexico, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa do not need a visa to visit Israel. They do, however, need a valid passport that will not expire until at least six months after the tour. You can check the requirements for other nationalities at http://www.worldtravelguide.net/data/isr/isr040.asp.

Visit Air New Zealand website at www.airnewzealand.com for flight departure locations, frequency of flights and travel time. For American visitors the flight takes between 12 to 13 hrs direct from Los Angeles or San Francisco to Auckland. Internal flights from Auckland to Gisborne take another hour.

Like most employers, New Zealanders prefer to meet prospective employees, face to face, before making a job offer. There are only a very few exceptions to this. Your Pacific & Global consultant can advise on a case by case basis.

If you are bringing family we recommend that each member apply for their own NZ entry visa such as a Visitors Visa, Work Visa or Student Visa. This will allow multiple entry should you wish to travel outside of New Zealand and then return again eg. visiting Australia or the South Pacific Islands during your locum term. Please note when completing your NZ Work Visa application form that General Practice is now on the Priority Occupation List (POL).

Some bus tours of New Zealand take only 4 days! This is nowhere near enough time to enjoy even a tiny portion of our country. To have a good look round and take advantage of the scenery, adventure and recreational opportunities we recommend a three week visit. It is generally agreed by our customers that one week in the North Island and two to three weeks in the South Island is ideal. We know that not everyone has this amount of time available to them so we cater for all lengths of stay.

Answer: Usually, if an H-4's visa is valid, there may be no need to get a new visa until it is scheduled to expire. H-4's are tied to the H-1B spouse, not the H-1B's employer. This is also true of the H-4 Consular Visa.

On 1 December 2006 the International Civil Aviation Organization recommended that all countries introduce security measures to limit the quantity of liquids, gels and aerosols that can be carried onboard international flights. It recommended that countries implement the measures by 1 March 2007. Australia implemented the measures for all departing and arriving international flights on 31 March 2007.

We take all our new international students to OPC. This included in your tutorial payment. Many international students also study Year 13 Geography. Geography have many trips around New Zealand including a 5 day study trip to Rotorua.

For all international adoptions, you will need a valid passport that is not due to expire within the year. Almost all countries (Guatemala is an exception) require travel visas to enter their country. For our China program, Coordinators2inc will assist you in obtaining your visa.