New Zealand Traveller Declaration

Everyone travelling to New Zealand by air must complete a declaration, and receive a Traveller Pass, before they travel. This includes New Zealand citizens and residents, children and infants.

What you will need Complete your declaration

Flying from Bali or Indonesia?

Get ready for foot-and-mouth-disease border checks.

If you have travelled to a country with foot-and-mouth disease:

you can’t bring meat or animal products to New Zealand.
make sure your footwear, clothing, and equipment is clean before departure, especially if you’ve been in contact with livestock.

Find out more on the MPI website

Passport

Proof of vaccination, if required

Travel history for 14 days

Flight details

Contact details

Emergency contact details

An email address (that you have access to)

Learn more

Once you have completed the New Zealand Traveller Declaration, and provided you meet the requirements, a Traveller Pass will be emailed to you.

Your Traveller Pass will contain a QR code, unique to you and valid for the journey you completed the declaration for. It lets you know what you need to do when you arrive in New Zealand.

You may need to show your Traveller Pass at check-in and when you arrive in New Zealand. Your Traveller Pass can be printed out or saved to your mobile device.

The Traveller Factsheet is a quick guide that helps explain the process for the New Zealand Traveller Declaration. It has been translated into multiple languages and alternative formats, including audio, braille, easy read and large print.

Factsheets