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NEW ZEALAND VISITOR VISA FOR THE CITIZENS OF EL SALVADOR
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Updated on Feb 16, 2024

IMPORTANT NOTE: WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO OFFER THE NEW ZEALAND eVISA OR ETA BY NOW, BUT WE WILL LAUNCH THIS PRODUCT VERY SOON, SO STAY TUNED!

The citizens of El Salvador are among the many nationalities who will have the chance to apply online for a New Zealand ETA shortly. However, as a Salvadoran, you should know that you need to go to an embassy to get a New Zealand Visa, at least by now.

If you can wait a bit longer for your travel, then you could have the chance to get your New Zealand ETA with iVisa.

Learn more about this document with the information below.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

I'm Salvadorian, do I need a visa to travel to New Zealand?

Yes, if you're Salvadorian you must get a New Zealand Consular Tourist Visa, at least by now, but don't despair, you'll be expected to apply for a New Zealand ETA very soon.

This is a reminder for you since iVisa does not grant the New Zealand ETA yet, but you can always check your eligibility for other e-Visas on this website. Just choose your nationality and the country of destination in the drop-down menu and you'll see the information at once.

How long can I stay in New Zealand if I'm from El Salvador?

If you're a citizen from El Salvador, you can stay in New Zealand for 90 days Per Entry

What are the requirements for Salvadorians?

To successfully apply for a New Zealand ETA, you need to fulfill the requirements and fill in an easy online form. However, we recommend that you do that in this specific order so that the process can run smoothly. With that being said, you need the following:

  • Passport – It's not unusual to ask this document. Every applicant needs a valid passport that remains as such for at least another 3 months from the departure date. It's also important to have a digital color scan of the information page.
  • Digital passport photo – It must reflect all the passport photo guidelines.
  • A travel itinerary – you have to prove all the things that you'll do in New Zealand. Also, you need to show some of the activities you will experience.
  • Proof of accommodation in New Zealand
  • List of your recent jobs
  • Documents that prove your bonds to your home country
  • Proof of your own sustenance – you also have to bring a piece of evidence that shows how you can provide for yourself while in New Zealand.
  • Valid e-mail address – You'll receive your New Zealand ETA via e-mail, so you have to provide a valid e-mail address.
  • A valid payment method – iVisa allows you to pay with credit/debit cards and Paypal accounts.

What are the fees and processing times for Salvadorians?

The total price of an eVisa is an usual concern for anyone. In the case of the New Zealand ETA, it will vary according to one thing, and that is the processing time you choose while completing the online form. iVisa grants you three choices so that you can select the one that best suits your needs. These are:

  • Standard processing – When you prefer this option, you accept to get your New Zealand ETA in 2 days, and you also accept to pay USD $97.99
  • Rush processing – your document will be ready in 6 hours, but the total price is a bit higher. You will have to pay USD $149.99 this time.
  • Super Rush processing – With this option you only have to wait 2 hours for your ETA. However, this is the most expensive option of the three. You have to pay USD $211.99.

How long is the New Zealand ETA Valid for the citizens of El Salvador?

If you're from El Salvador, your ETA expires 2 years after issued and it offers you Multiple Entry.

How can I apply?

When you confirm that you have everything required, you can get the process started. In this part, you are ready to fill in the application. iVisa designed a simple online form so that you do not spend more than 20 minutes completing it, but if you do need some help, do not hesitate to contact iVisa’s customer support. The service is available 24/7 and free of charge.

You will realize that the form is split into three steps:

  1. During the first one, you must fill in the blanks with your personal information. You must also choose a processing time at this point. Just keep in mind that your selection affects the cost of your New Zealand ETA.

  2. The second step requires you to cover the payment details and review your application. It is essential that your form contains only 100% accurate information.

  3. And the third step will ask you to upload the documents that support your application. When you finish this part, you can submit the form. iVisa will process it as fast as possible.

Needless to say, getting a New Zealand ETA for the citizens of El Salvador is close to effortless thanks to iVisa. If you need to learn more about the online process, you can click here.

Does getting a Tourist ETA allows me automatic entry into New Zealand?

No, it doesn't. If you have a New Zealand Tourist eTA, you're allowed to be inspected by the Immigration Checkpoint so you can enter the country, but it does not offer an automatic right of entry for the holder into the Country.

In other words, the last approval is made by the Immigration Officer.

Do I need a New Zealand Visa if I'm in the transit area?

You might also need a visa in this circumstance, so we recommend you contact the embassy to receive more detailed information.

How does the New Zealand ETA look?

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Where can I read more information about the New Zealand ETA?

It's ok if you still have uncertainties about the upcoming New Zealand ETA, that's why we advise you to contact iVisa’s customer service center. The service can be reached via online chat or phone 24/7, and it is completely free.

You can also read more about the New Zealand ETA here.

IMPORTANT NOTE: WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO OFFER THE NEW ZEALAND eVISA OR ETA BY NOW, BUT WE WILL LAUNCH THIS PRODUCT VERY SOON, SO STAY TUNED!

Disclaimer
  • iVisa is NOT affiliated with any government agency. This site does not provide legal advice and we are not a law firm. None of our customer service representatives are lawyers and they also do not provide legal advice. We are a private, internet-based travel and immigration consultancy provider dedicated to helping individuals travel around the world. You may apply by yourself directly on the various government websites. The source of information: https://www.immigration.govt.nz/

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