New Zealand travel information
Travelling in New Zealand is relatively easy and cheap, with little security risk compared with other Western countries of the world. Most visits to New Zealand will be hassle-free and the threat of terrorism low, but you should remain vigilant in high touristed areas and in airports.
New Zealand is located in a seismic zone and is subject to earthquakes. You should follow the advice of local authorities in the event of a natural disaster. Up-to-date travel advice regarding New Zealand is available on the Foreign & Commonwealth Office website.
http://www.fco.gov.uk
The Footprint Guides website has extensive information on everything from flights to food to accommodation, as well as warnings and advice for travellers to New Zealand. Rough Guides is particularly useful for independent and budget travellers.
http://www.footprintguides.com/
In general, no special immunisations or medications are necessary for travel to New Zealand. The MD Travel Health site has up-to-date information regarding health issues and precautions for travelling in New Zealand.
http://www.MDtravelhealth.com
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Essentials
Visas: Automatic visas, usually valid for three months, are granted to most nationals
Season: November – April
Money: NZ$ – ATMs widely available
Language: English, Maori
Emergency #: 111