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How to Apply for a New Zealand Passport Preventing Children Being Taken from New Zealand |
Passports - UruwhenuaClick here for Maori language version(Statement on the use of macrons)Service overview
A passport is required to travel to all countries, including Australia. Before you travel overseas ensure your passport is in good order and is travel fit. If your passport is damaged or not valid you may be denied boarding on to your flight by Border officials. Ensure your passport:
How Can We Help You? Apply for your first or renew your adult passport This section will help you apply for a New Zealand passport for an adult. Apply for your first or renew your child passport This section will help you apply for a New Zealand passport for a child. Has your passport been lost or stolen? This section will help you report your passport being lost or stolen and provide information about how to apply for another passportApplication Forms and Fees Once you have accessed and printed the form, complete the necessary information in pen and send the required supporting documents/material to the Passport Office. The fees and requirements for passport applications are different depending on whether you lodge your application through our New Zealand office or at one of our overseas offices. Please note that application forms must be handwritten. The Passport Office will not process forms completed on a computer. Hard copy versions of the forms are available from the Passport Office. Important Notices for New Zealand Passport Holders Unpaid Fines Could Stop you Travelling Overseas Smartgate self processing at Brisbane Airport Keeping Your Passport Safe While Travelling Always remember your passport is your most valuable document when travelling. The New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has designed a website, www.safetravel.govt.nz, to help make your overseas travel experience safe by providing guidance on how to prepare for your travel, and what to do if trouble strikes you overseas. The website contains general travel advice, as well as specific travel advisories for particular areas. Relevant Law Passports Act 1992 and subsequent amendments - (Search statutes by alphabetical listing). |
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Last updated: 18/06/2009 |
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