Exciting news for those planning to travel to New Zealand from May to July! Since our country announced a 15-day visa exemption for New Zealand, the Kiwis have responded with open arms 
, further relaxing visa application requirements and significantly boosting the approval rate 
!
No more bank deposit proof: You no longer need to provide a bank deposit certificate; just ensure your final bank statement balance meets the requirement
One set of documents for both Australia and New Zealand: Simplify your application process by using the same set of documents for both countries.
Essential documents for New Zealand:
Old and new passports (with at least six months validity)
Electronic photo (white background, 3.5×4.5mm)
ID card (both sides)
撄 Household registration book
撄 Marriage certificate (if applicable)
撄 Proof of funds (covering travel expenses)
撄 Bank statements (at least six months, showing income)
撄 Itinerary (optional but highly recommended)
Specific documents for different applicants:
Employed individuals: Employment letter + copy of company business license
Retired individuals: Scanned copy of retirement certificate
Students: Leave of absence letter or school attendance certificate
Self-employed: Proof of income and financial status
Unemployed (housewives): Community committee certificate, spouse/children’s employment information
Important tips:
Visa fees for New Zealand have increased by approximately 600 RMB (from 211 NZD to 341 NZD).
All foreign language documents must be accompanied by certified English translations, stamped by a recognized translation company/agency. Applications without translated documents may be rejected!
This is great news! The relaxed visa requirements will definitely make traveling to New Zealand more accessible for everyone. I’m curious how this will affect tourism numbers over the next few months.