New Zealand visa for Brazilian citizens
Brazilian citizens can visit New Zealand without a visa for up to 90 days. You still need an NZeTA, requested on the passport you will travel with.
New Zealand visa requirements for Brazilian citizens
Under a visa-waiver agreement in force since 21 October 2004, Brazilian citizens can visit New Zealand without a visa for up to 90 days. It covers business, tourism, holidays and family visits. Because Immigration New Zealand lists Brazil as a visa-waiver country, you still need an NZeTA before you travel. Immigration New Zealand asks for a passport valid at least 3 months after your planned departure from New Zealand. On arrival, you show your passport, your NZeTA confirmation and a completed New Zealand Traveller Declaration (NZTD).
New Zealand eTA (NZeTA): the travel authority Brazilian citizens need for visa-waiver visits of up to 90 days for business, tourism, holidays or family.
New Zealand entry requirements for Brazilian citizens
Requirements verified against official government sources
- New Zealand Visa (ETA)
- A Brazilian passport valid at least 3 months after your planned departure from New Zealand, as Immigration New Zealand asks
- An approved NZeTA on the same passport you travel with
- A trip purpose the agreement covers: business, tourism, holidays or family visits
- An onward ticket and evidence of funds, which officers can ask to see
- The New Zealand Traveller Declaration (NZTD), submitted no earlier than 24 hours before you start traveling
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New Zealand Visa (ETA)Travel authorisation
Apply now- Who it's for
- Travelers from visa-waiver countries, including the US, Canada, UK, and most EU countries, need an NZeTA for short visits. Australian permanent residents also need one. Australian citizens don't need an NZeTA or a visa.
- Permitted activities
- Tourism, visiting family and friends, business, transit, and short-term study of up to three months.
- Duration and entries
- The ETA is valid for two years and allows multiple entries. You can stay for up to 3 months (90 days) per visit, and UK citizens can stay for up to 6 months (180 days).
- Ports of entry
- Transit through New Zealand is generally permitted only through Auckland International Airport, and you must remain in the transit area for no more than 24 hours.
- Delivery format
- Once approved, you receive an email confirmation. The authorization is digitally linked to your passport, so there is no physical sticker or paper document to carry.
- Validity
- 2 years
- Length of stay
- 90 days per entry
- Entry
- Multiple entry
- Processing time
- Get it in as fast as 15 minutes
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New Zealand visa FAQs
Quick answers for Brazilian citizens traveling to New Zealand.
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Do Brazilian citizens need a visa for New Zealand?
Not for stays of up to 90 days. Brazil's Decree 5.246/2004 brought a visa-waiver agreement with New Zealand into force on 21 October 2004. Because Immigration New Zealand lists Brazil as a visa-waiver country, you still need an NZeTA before you travel.
Does the Brazil–New Zealand visa waiver cover the Cook Islands, Niue or Tokelau?
No. Article 6 of the agreement says that "New Zealand", used as a territory, excludes the Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau. The waiver applies to New Zealand itself, so check those territories' entry rules separately.
Can I travel to New Zealand on business with a Brazilian passport and an NZeTA?
Yes, for business visits: the agreement lists business alongside tourism, holidays and family visits. Immigration New Zealand says visa-waiver visitors cannot work in New Zealand, except remotely for a business overseas.
I am a Brazilian dual national. Which passport should my NZeTA be on?
The one you will travel on. Immigration New Zealand says you must travel on the passport you used to request your NZeTA.
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