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NEW ZEALAND VISITOR FOR THE CITIZENS OF LESOTHO
iVisa
5 min read
Updated on Jan 22, 2024

Important Note: iVisa is not offering the New Zealand ETA yet, but stay tuned because it will be available soon!

The citizens of Lesotho will be able to apply online for a New Zealand ETA very soon. But for now, if you're a Mosotho National, you need a Consular Visa to travel to New Zealand.

iVisa will be able to help you get your travel document in a few hours. You will find the instructions on how to do that below

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Frequently Asked Questions

I'm from Lesotho, do I need a visa to enter New Zealand?

Yes, if you're a Mosotho national then you need to apply for a Consular Tourist Visa, at least by now, but you'll be able to apply online for an ETA soon, so stay tuned!

Please, consider that iVisa does not give the New Zealand ETA yet. Nonetheless, you can verify if you're able to get other e-Visas on this website.

It's quite effortless to use the visa checker designed by iVisa, you only have to pick your nationality and the nation you want to visit in the drop-down fields on the menu. After that, you'll know the information fast.

In case you have to apply for a consular visa, you'll know it immediately, but if you need an eVisa (which is simpler to get than a consular one) you'll be redirected to the request page. You'll also be informed if you don't need a visa to travel.

How long is the New Zealand ETA valid for?

If you're from Lesotho, you can have the ETA for 2 years after issued.

What are the requirements?

Before you fill in the application form, you need to ensure that you can provide all that is necessary for a successful application process. Lucky for you, the list is not very long, and the items on it are easy to achieve. You will need to provide the following:

  • A Valid Passport – Every foreign citizen who need a New Zealand ETA needs a valid passport that keeps its valid status for at least another 3 months after the flying date.

  • Digital passport picture – the photo must have been taken recently, and keep in mind that there are other guidelines you should follow.

  • Travel itinerary plan – you need to get a letter that states the activities you want to enjoy in New Zealand. You also have to show other plans you may have in the country.

  • Proof of accommodation in New Zealand – a hotel booking confirmation or something similar is a great option.

  • List of all periods of employment.

  • Documents that prove the bonds you have with your home country – for instance, property, family, job, etc.

  • Proof of subsistence – you need to have evidence that you can provide for yourself while in New Zealand. You can use a bank statement, for example.

  • Valid e-mail address – iVisa sends your ETA via e-mail, so it makes sense that you provide an address you have access to.

  • Payment Alternatives – iVisa accepts multiple methods of payment. Credit and debit cards work, but you can use PayPal too.

What are the processing times and also the fees for the New Zealand ETA?

The price of a New Zealand ETA for the citizens of Lesotho is the same as for any other nationality. But it can be different depending on the processing time you select during the application process. iVisa gives you three options so that you can choose the one that is most convenient for you:

  • Standard processing – this is the slowest option of the three. Your New Zealand ETA is ready within 2 days, and it costs USD $98.99.

  • Rush processing – this time, the process moves quite faster. Your application is ready within 6 hours, and you have to pay USD $151.99.

  • Super Rush processing – if you need your visa as soon as possible, this option guarantees that you will get it in only 2 hours. The cost is USD $215.99.

How can I apply online?

There is one other thing you need to do to get your visa, and that is to fill in the application form. It is an easy task, but if you need assistance, iVisa provides customer support 24/7. The service is free of charge.

The application form has three phases:

  1. The first phase wants you to insert your personal information, as well as details about your passport and your trip. This is also the moment when you must select a processing time for your application.

  2. The second phase focuses on payment and revision.

  3. The third phase covers the supporting documents. When you are done with this part, just submit your form, and iVisa will take the rest of the process.

What you need to remember from all this is that iVisa provides a simple application process so that the citizens of Lesotho can easily get a New Zealand ETA. The ETA is valid for 2 years after issued and you can use it for no more than 90 days Per Entry.

Do I need a New Zealand Visa if I'm just in the International Transit Area?

Yes, you'll need a visa for this situation too. That's why we constantly recommend contacting the embassy to receive better information about this topic.

How does the New Zealand ETA look like?

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

If you still have uncertainties about the New Zealand ETA in mind, we recommend contacting iVisa’s customer service to obtain special and faster attention. The service can be reached via online chat or phone 24/7, and it is completely free of charge.

You can also read more info about the New Zealand ETA on this link.

Important Note: iVisa is not offering the New Zealand ETA yet, but stay tuned because it will be available soon!

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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