What should I pay attention to when I immigrate to New Zealand for the first time?

Fill in the immigration card before entering the customs.

First of all, before the plane lands, the immigrants who are about to enter the country will receive the passenger entry card provided by the flight attendants. Upon completion, immigrants need to go to the customs passport inspection office for inspection.

Go to the customs to go through the entry formalities.

After getting off the plane and entering the customs, immigrants should not rush to get their luggage. Instead, they should first go to the customs passport inspection office at the airport and hand over their entry cards and passports to customs officials for entry formalities.

Go to the baggage carousel to get your baggage.

After you pass the passport check, you can go to the conveyor belt near the customs to pick up your luggage. After you get your luggage, you will undergo customs and quarantine inspection.

List of entry contraband and items to be declared

New Zealand is known as "the last pure land in the world" and is also a country with the strictest entry regulations. Before entering the country, new immigrants must know in advance what items can be brought to New Zealand and what items cannot be brought to New Zealand.

At the New Zealand airport, there are Chinese tips about prohibited entry and declared articles. On the bulletin board, many immigrants from China often bring various local products, snacks, seeds, dry goods, fruits and egg products.

When entering the country, if you accidentally bring the items on the bulletin board, you should declare or discard them immediately before entering the country, otherwise you will face a high fine ranging from 400 to 10000 NZD. If it is serious, it will even be repatriated directly. People with bad circumstances may be sentenced to less than five years in prison!

Therefore, before landing in New Zealand, new immigrants must know the prohibited items and items that need to be declared in advance.

Do not bring the following items when entering the country.

● Poultry meat (chicken, turkey) and eggs

Fresh vegetables, fruits and fungi

Honey, pollen, propolis, beehives and anything containing bee ingredients.

All living animals, pets, birds, eggs, fish and insects.

All living plants, flower seedlings, corn, roots and bulbs.

● garlands and garlands

● Straw and wheat straw

Coral, ivory, snakeskin, crocodile and whale bones, including any ornaments, jewels, gifts and handicrafts.

Mussels, turtles and tortoise shells

● The China drug "New Contac" is completely prohibited from being brought into New Zealand (the pseudoephedrine contained in this drug is a prohibited item).

Articles that can be brought into New Zealand after declaration.

● Any meat, fish and crustacean seafood (including cooked, refrigerated, fresh, pickled, packaged and any dry goods).

● eggs

● Milk, milk powder, butter, cheese and dairy products for babies.