뉴질랜드 국경 오픈
뉴질랜드 국경 개방
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- 2월27일 11:59pm 부터 호주에 있는 뉴질랜드 시민권 및 영주권자 입국이 가능합니다.
- 3월13일 부터 전세계에 있는 뉴질랜드 시민권자 및 영주권자 입국이 가능합니다.
- 대부분의 입국예정자에 대해서 MIQ가 면제되고 도착시 자가격리 및 테스트로 대체합니다.
- 미접종자는 MIQ를 거쳐야 합니다.
- 5간계 계획은 뉴질랜드 시민권자 및 영주권자들의 귀국을 우선하고 부족직업군에 대한 인력을 해결하기 위해 3월13일 부터 주요비자 재개를 앞당깁니다.
- 경제회복을 위해서 연내에 주요 비자를 재개할 예정 입니다.
뉴질랜드 국경이 열립니다. 5단계별로 열리는데 아래는 단계별 내용 입니다.
- 1단계 -
2월27일 저녁 11시59분 부터 : 예방접종을 받은 뉴질랜드 시민권 및 영주권자 입국 가능 및 도착후 자가격리
- 2단계 -
3월13일 저녁 11시59분 부터 :
. 예방좁정을 받은 전세계 뉴질랜드 시민권자 및 영주권자 입국가능 및 도착후 자가격리
. Median Wage의 1.5배 이상을 받는 숙력 노동자
. 워킹홀리데이 계획을 가진 여행자
. 뉴질랜드 시민권, 영주권자 파트너 및 자녀로써 일반비자 및 예방접종을 받은 사람 (함께 입국할 필요없이 개별입국 가능)
**백신 미접종자는 MIQ를 거쳐야 합니다.
- 3단계 -
4월12일 오후 11시59분 부터 : 예방접종자는 전세계에서 입국 가능하고 도착시 자가격리
. 유효한 임시 비자가 있는사람
. 2학기 최대 5000명 유학생 입국가능
- 4단계 -
2022년 7월 :
. 호주에서온 관광객
. 비자면제국에서 오는 관광객
. 고용주승인 워크비자로 입국하는 관광객
- 5단계 -
2022년10월 :
. 관광객 및 학생비자를 포함한 모든 카테고리의 비자가 재개 됩니다.
** 중요사항
- 3월13일 부터 워홀예정자 입국가능
- 4월12일 부터 유학생 5000명 입국가능
- 7월부터 고용주승인 워크비자 예정자 입국가능
5월부터 고용주 승인 신청이 가능하기 때문에 워크비자를 준비하시는 분들은 지금부터 천천히 준비를 하시는게 좋겠습니다.
When New Zealand's borders open
The Government has announced its 5-step plan to re-open New Zealand borders, commencing 27 February 2022.
Key points
Border will reopen to vaccinated New Zealand citizens and residents travelling from Australia at 11.59pm 27 February
Reopens to New Zealand citizens and residents in the rest of the world on 13 March
MIQ removed for most travellers in phased reconnection, replaced by self-isolation and tests on-arrival
Unvaccinated travellers, and those who do not meet New Zealand’s vaccination requirements, who are eligible to enter New Zealand will continue to enter MIQ.
Five-step plan prioritises returning New Zealanders and brings forward the reopening of key visa categories from 13 March in order to address worker shortages.
Further visa categories reopen throughout the year to help accelerate economic recovery
Step 1 — From 11:59pm, 27 February 2022
The following fully vaccinated people can enter New Zealand from Australia and self-isolate upon arrival:
New Zealand citizens and residents
Other eligible travellers under current border settings.
Unvaccinated travellers, and those who do not meet New Zealand’s vaccination requirements, who are eligible to enter New Zealand will continue to enter managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ).
Check who is eligible to travel to New Zealand under our current border settings | immigration.govt.nz(external link)
Step 2 — From 11:59pm, 13 March 2022
The following fully vaccinated people can enter New Zealand from anywhere in the world and self-isolate upon arrival:
New Zealand citizens and residents
Other eligible travellers under current border settings.
Skilled workers earning at least 1.5x the median wage.
Travellers on a working holiday scheme.
Partners and dependent children of New Zealand citizens and residents, provided they meet the usual visa and vaccination requirements. A family group does not need to travel to New Zealand together.
Unvaccinated travellers, and those who do not meet New Zealand’s vaccination requirements, who are eligible to enter New Zealand will continue to enter MIQ.
Check who is eligible to travel to New Zealand under our current border settings | immigration.govt.nz(external link)
Step 3 — From 11:59pm, 12 April 2022
The following fully vaccinated people can enter New Zealand from anywhere in the world and self-isolate upon arrival:
Current offshore temporary visa holders with a valid visa who can still meet their visa requirements.
Up to 5,000 international students for semester 2
Step 4 — July 2022
The following fully vaccinated people can enter New Zealand and self-isolate upon arrival:
All travellers from Australia.
Visitors from countries who do not need a visa (visa waiver visitors)
Travellers arriving under the Accredited Employer Work Visa categories.
Visa waiver countries and territories | immigration.govt.nz(external link)
Accredited Employer Work Visa | immigration.govt.nz(external link)
Step 5 — October 2022
All visa categories will reopen in October 2022, including visitor and student visas.
Self-isolation requirements
Self-isolation is only available for fully vaccinated travellers who are eligible to enter New Zealand.
Travellers will self-isolate for 10 days. If New Zealand’s self-isolation period changes, such as a drop to 7 days, the self-isolation period for travellers will also change.
Travellers will be provided three rapid antigen tests at the airport, one for use on day 0/1, and one for use on day 5/6, with one extra for backup.
Anyone who tests positive will need to take a PCR test at a Community Testing Centre or GP for whole genome sequencing in order to quickly identify and respond to new variants coming across the border.
We will provide more information about self-isolation requirements when it is available.
How to self-isolate
Health requirements
While you do not have to enter MIQ at each step, you must meet some health requirements, including:
You must provide a negative pre-departure test.
You must meet vaccination requirements.
You will self-isolate for a period of time after you arrive.
You must do 2 rapid antigen tests (RATs) during your self-isolation period on day 0/1 and day 5/6 and declare your results.