A New Zealand passport entitles its holder to visa-free travel to more than 100 nations. It allows admission to virtually every country in Europe as well as several countries in Latin America without the requirement to first obtain a visa. Because of this benefit, New Zealanders can travel the world with ease because many nations allow them to enter with no visa required, a visa upon arrival, or even an eVisa. Scroll down to view a list of nations that will not require visas for holders of New Zealand passports.

The most recent data show that New Zealanders can enter 107 countries without a visa. That represents more than half of all the nations in the world. Most countries that don't require visas for New Zealand passport holders are in Europe and Latin America, with a few in Africa and Asia. The list of nations that only permit New Zealanders to enter with a passport is provided below, together with information on how long they may stay in each country.

 

Albania (90 days)	Latvia (90 days)
Andorra (90 days)	Lesotho (14 days)
Antigua and Barbuda (180 days)	Liechtenstein (90 days)
Argentina (90 days)	Lithuania (90 days)
Armenia (180 days)	Luxembourg (90 days)
Australia	Malaysia (90 days)
Austria (90 days)	Malta (90 days)
Bahamas (90 days)	Mauritius (90 days)
Barbados (180 days)	Mexico (180 days)
Belarus (30 days)	Micronesia (30 days)
Belgium (90 days)	Moldova (90 days)
Belize	Monaco (90 days)
Bolivia (90 days)	Montenegro (90 days)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (90 days)	Morocco (90 days)
Botswana (90 days)	Namibia (90 days)
Brazil (90 days)	Netherlands (90 days)
Brunei (30 days)	Nicaragua (90 days)
Bulgaria (90 days)	North Macedonia (90 days)
Chile (90 days)	Norway (90 days)
Colombia (90 days)	Palestinian Territories
Costa Rica (90 days)	Panama (90 days)
Croatia (90 days)	Paraguay (90 days)
Cyprus (90 days)	Peru (180 days)
Czech Republic (90 days)	Philippines (30 days)
Denmark (90 days)	Poland (90 days)
Dominica (180 days)	Portugal (90 days)
Dominican Republic	Qatar (30 days)
Ecuador (90 days)	Romania (90 days)
El Salvador (90 days)	Saint Kitts and Nevis (90 days)
Estonia (90 days)	Saint Lucia (42 days)
Eswatini (30 days)	San Marino (90 days)
Fiji (120 days)	Senegal (90 days)
Finland (90 days)	Serbia (90 days)
France (90 days)	Singapore (30 days)
Gambia (90 days)	Slovakia (90 days)
Georgia (360 days)	Slovenia (90 days)
Germany (90 days)	South Africa (90 days)
Greece (90 days)	Spain (90 days)
Grenada (90 days)	St. Vincent and the Grenadines (30 days)
Guatemala (90 days)	Sweden (90 days)
Guyana (90 days)	Switzerland (90 days)
Haiti (90 days)	Taiwan (90 days)
Honduras (90 days)	Tajikistan (30 days)
Hong Kong (90 days)	Thailand (30 days)
Hungary (90 days)	Tunisia (90 days)
Iceland (90 days)	Turkey (90 days)
Ireland (90 days)	Ukraine (90 days)
Israel (90 days)	United Kingdom (180 days)
Italy (90 days)	Uruguay (90 days)
Jamaica	Uzbekistan (30 days)
Kazakhstan (30 days)	Vanuatu (30 days)
Kiribati (120 days)	Vatican City (90 days)
Kosovo (90 days)	Venezuela (90 days)
Kyrgyzstan (60 days)

 

Countries you can visit with a visa on arrival

41 nations allow New Zealanders to enter with an arrival-only visa.

Some countries permit people of New Zealand to obtain visas once they arrive. This is known as a visa-on-arrival and is received after crossing a land border, seaport, or airport. New Zealand nationals utilising this option are exempt from the pre-trip visa application requirement. Travelers can carry on their journey once the application process is complete and the visa-on-arrival has been issued.

 

Angola	Nepal (90 days)
Bahrain (30 days)	Nigeria
Bangladesh (30 days)	Oman (10 days)
Burkina Faso (30 days)	Palau (30 days)
Burundi (30 days)	Papua New Guinea (60 days)
Cape Verde	Rwanda (30 days)
Comoros (45 days)	Samoa (60 days)
Egypt (30 days)	Saudi Arabia (90 days)
Ethiopia	Sierra Leone (30 days)
Guinea-Bissau (90 days)	Solomon Islands (90 days)
Indonesia (30 days)	Somalia (30 days)
Iraq (60 days)	Tanzania
Jordan	Timor-Leste (30 days)
Laos (30 days)	Togo (7 days)
Lebanon (30 days)	Tonga (31 days)
Madagascar (90 days)	Trinidad and Tobago
Malawi (30 days)	Tuvalu (30 days)
Maldives (30 days)	United Arab Emirates (30 days)
Marshall Islands (90 days)	Zambia (90 days)
Mauritania	Zimbabwe (90 days)
Mozambique (30 days)

 

Countries you can visit with an eVisa
For 30 countries, bearers of New Zealand passports require an eVisa.An online application and approval process is required for an electronic visa or eVisa. Its main use is for brief stays in the target state for transit, business, or tourism, among other things. Since the entire process is done online, all of the documents should be photocopied or scanned rather than shipped or provided in paper copies. Unlike a visa-on-arrival, an eVisa must be applied for before travel.
Six nations are accessible to New Zealand nationals with an eTA authorization

For tourists without a visa, there is a system called Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Authorities use it to keep tabs on the number of visitors and to screen incoming air travellers before they touch down. It is automatically linked to the traveler's passport, so no additional paperwork is required.

Canada (180 days)	South Korea (90 days)
Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) (90 days)	Sri Lanka (30 days)
Pakistan (30 days)	United States of America (90 days)

Live and Work in Australia

Possessing the freedom to travel to, reside in, and work anywhere in the world is one of the biggest advantages of possessing a New Zealand passport. Upon entering Australia with a NZ passport, you will be immediately granted a Special Category Visa. This implies that shifting will be a quick and uncomplicated process if you ever need to change jobs.
Scholarship Eligible for Education

You will have complete access to New Zealand's top-notch educational system as a citizen. Getting a scholarship here may open up a variety of job chances later on. Only citizens of New Zealand are eligible for educational scholarships. You must submit your NZ passport as proof of citizenship along with a number of other documents, such as your transcript of records or a letter of recommendation from your school, when you apply for a scholarship.

Conclusion
Passport bearers with New Zealand citizenship have extremely high mobility. With an 86% global reach, it enables travel to several locations all over the world. Passport holders from New Zealand may go to:

• 107 nations not requiring visas
• Visas are available for arrival in 30 countries and in 41 other countries.
• A visa is required for 24 states.
• Six nations use the eTA system.

This indicates that travellers with New Zealand passports only need their passports to enter more than half the countries.