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New Zealand Reveals Cost of New Tourist ETA
UK and Irish visitors to New Zealand will soon need to pay for a visa waiver
The New Zealand government has announced its new tourism entry approval process, known as the Electronic Travel Authority, will come into effect from October 1.
Travellers from over 60 visa waiver countries, including the UK and Ireland, will need an ETA and tourists can apply for one from July 1.
An ETA will cost NZ $9 (£4.50) via an app, or NZ $12 (£6) through an online application and will last up to two years.
Passengers transiting through New Zealand will also need an ETA.
The ETA is in addition to New Zealand's International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL), which costs NZ $35 (£18).
For more information, visit New Zealand Immigration