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New Zealand for Saudis: visa-free with the NZeTA

Milford Sound, the Southern Alps and turquoise lakes: New Zealand welcomes Saudi passport holders without a visa, with just an electronic authority before travel. We help you apply and find you flights and the lowest available rate for your hotel.

We prepare your New Zealand NZeTA from start to finishSend us your travel date and the number of travellers, and we'll send you the document list and get started.
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Do you need a visa?
No, Saudi Arabia is a visa-waiver country; the NZeTA electronic travel authority is required
NZeTA fee
NZD 17 in the app, or NZD 23 online
Visitor levy (IVL)
NZD 100, paid with the NZeTA request
Validity
Usually two years, with multiple entries
Length of stay
Up to 3 months per visit
Approval time
Up to 72 hours, so apply early

Required documents

  • A passport valid for at least 3 months after you leave New Zealand
  • A photo taken in the app
  • An email address and a payment card
  • A return or onward ticket, and proof of funds if asked

How it works with us

  1. Download the NZeTA app or use the official website
  2. Fill in the request and pay the NZeTA fee and the visitor levy
  3. The approval arrives by email within 72 hours at most
  4. You travel on the same passport

Important tips

  • Apply at least a week before travel, as approval can take 72 hours.
  • New Zealand is strict about food and farm products, so declare any food you carry on arrival.
  • There are no direct flights from Saudi Arabia; fly via Dubai or Singapore to Auckland.

Frequently asked questions

Do Saudis need a visa for New Zealand?

No, the NZeTA electronic travel authority and the visitor levy are enough, for stays of up to 3 months.

How much is the NZeTA?

NZD 17 in the app or NZD 23 online, plus the NZD 100 visitor levy.

Are there direct flights to New Zealand?

No; fly via Dubai or Singapore.

Last updated: October 2026. The information is for guidance only; fees and requirements are set by the official authorities and may change. The decision to grant a visa rests with the embassy or consulate alone; our role is to prepare your file and follow it up.