Crew of planes, cruise ships and cargo ships
Crew of passenger airlines, cruise ships and cargo ships must have a Crew ETA (Electronic Travel Authority) before they leave for New Zealand.
Airlines, cruise operators, aircraft and ships
We work in partnership with trusted carriers worldwide, including airlines and cruise operators, to protect the security of our borders.
Other industry partners
- Airlines, cruise operators, aircraft and ships
- Crew of planes, cruise ships and cargo ships
- Crew of fishing vessels, private yachts and planes
- Information for airline carriers
- NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority) training material
- Immigration Control Areas at New Zealand airports
- Panel physician network
- Information for tourism organisations
- Arts festival and entertainment promoters
- Accredited Employer Work Visa resources
Crew of fishing vessels, private yachts and planes
Crew of fishing vessels and private craft must have an NZeTA or visa before they can come to New Zealand.
Information for airline carriers
Immigration New Zealand (INZ) works in partnership with trusted airline carriers across the world to protect the security of our borders.
NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority) training material
Download training material for airline staff about the NZeTA.
Immigration Control Areas at New Zealand airports
There are 7 Immigration Control Areas (ICAs) where we carry out immigration checks on people arriving in or leaving New Zealand by air.