New Zealand immigrants must know that these things are forbidden to be brought into New Zealand.

# New Zealand Immigrants # There are many people who immigrate to New Zealand, and there are also many students studying in New Zealand. So what are the things that are forbidden to enter New Zealand? This is a topic of interest to many people abroad. Let's take a look at what is prohibited from being brought into New Zealand. Welcome to reading.

Must-see when entering New Zealand: If you bring the following items, you must declare them, otherwise you will be fined+deported!

prohibited goods

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, velvet antler, 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.