List of prohibited items for New Zealand immigrants

# New Zealand Immigrants # Introduction In recent years, more and more people immigrate to New Zealand, and there are also many students studying in New Zealand. So what items do you need to declare when you enter New Zealand? Let's share with you a list of prohibited items for New Zealand immigrants. Welcome to read!

List of prohibited items for New Zealand immigrants

I. Prohibited items

Freshwater fish: fresh fish, frozen fish, salted fish and dried fish, such as salmon and trout (except canned fish).

Meat and meat products: fresh and cooked food, including snacks (except canned food). For example: sausage, ham, beef jerky, dried pork, candied meat, brine chicken, roast duck, preserved moon cakes, etc.

Dairy products: milk, cheese, milk powder, butter, ghee, three-in-one milk beverage.

Bee products: honey, pollen, propolis, honeycomb, royal jelly, beeswax, honey syrup, etc.

Eggs and egg products: fresh eggs, cooked eggs, salted eggs, preserved eggs, marinated eggs and egg boxes.

Fresh fruits and vegetables.

Rare animals and plants and their products (including traditional Chinese medicine, jewelry, souvenirs, handicrafts and antiques).

The common animals protected by CITES are American ginseng, banksia rose, gastrodia elata, musk, tortoise plastron, bear gall, antelope horn, tiger bone, rhinoceros horn, seal, pangolin scales, some snakes, clams, corals and ivory.

Medicinal animal products. For example: bird's nest, antlers, deer penis, bear gall, dried reptiles (such as dried snakes and lizards), chicken's gizzard-membrane, etc.

In addition, there are:

Animals: insects, pets, ornamental fish, birds, turtles, eggs, etc.

Plants: whole plant, slice, bulb, bulb, rhizome, tuber, etc.

Flower arrangement, garland, garland material.

Undeveloped corn and straw packaging materials.

Soil, holy water.

Biological cultures and organisms, biological products, animal foods, animal medicines and vaccines, food additives, pesticides, etc.

Second, the pipe products

1, seeds in any form, including finished products in commercial packaging.

2, food, various forms.

3. Dried flowers, fruits and vegetables, dried flower baskets, branches and leaves, pine cones and pine nut shells.

4. Animal products: hides, furs (such as drums, erhu and other musical instruments), feathers, animal specimens, animal bones, horns and teeth, game exhibits, unprocessed wool, animal hair, eggshell crafts, etc.

5. Plant products: nuts, Chinese herbal medicines, condiments and soups. For example: walnut kernel, medlar, soybean, sorghum, millet, wheat, dried tangerine peel, honeysuckle, dangshen, lotus seed, lily, mushrooms, fungus and so on.

6. Straw, wheat, straw, straw crafts, incense pots or perfume bottles. Wood carving, basket, bamboo and rattan products, etc.

7. Outdoor camping and sports equipment, such as tents, shoes, football shoes and golf shoes.

8. Veterinary appliances, livestock-related equipment and appliances, saddles and riding equipment, birdcages, freshwater fish appliances and used baits, cross-country bicycles, etc.

Further reading: the life of New Zealand immigrants

work

It is not so easy to find a job that suits you in New Zealand. For example, the very popular IT major is in short supply when applying for immigration. It's actually fake. It's good to find a job within two months, because many people generally want to immigrate to Auckland, and it's even harder to find a job here, because locals generally don't want anyone who hasn't worked in New Zealand. But if you can find a better job, the salary here will generally be higher than that in China, and the working time in a week will be 35 hours, which can be said to be very simple compared with the 996 in China.

house rent

Generally, immigrants to New Zealand will choose places like Auckland and Wellington, but the rent here is not affordable for ordinary people. If they choose to immigrate here, they don't have any savings, and they don't have particularly good skills. They are easily overwhelmed by the rent here, so generally speaking, immigrants to New Zealand will choose places with lower rents first.

life

If you immigrate to the past alone, you will inevitably feel lonely. If you are such a person who doesn't like active communication, you can simply say hello in the street and leave, which can strengthen this loneliness and want to return to China in minutes. But if you come with your family, you won't have such troubles and you can really feel the goodness of New Zealand.

welfare

New Zealand encourages fertility very much, and there will be generous subsidies for fertility. Pregnancy can be paid 16 weeks' salary, with a weekly subsidy of 5 16 New Zealand dollars, and a weekly subsidy of 220 New Zealand dollars for giving birth to a child.