New Zealand Work & Holiday Visa (NZeTA)

The Work & Holiday Visa is designed for young travelers who want to work and travel in New Zealand for an extended period. It's ideal if you're interested in exploring the country while earning some money.

Key Features of the Work & Holiday Visa

• Purpose: Allows you to work temporarily while on holiday.
• Validity: Usually 12 months (24 months for UK citizens).
• Age Limit: Generally between 18-30 years old (up to 35 for some countries).
• Eligible Countries: This visa is only available to certain countries, including Australia, the USA, Canada, the UK, Germany, Japan, South Korea, and others. Each country has a quota, so applying early is recommended.
• Cost: Approximately NZD $245 (may vary by country).
• Documents Required:
  • A valid passport.
  • Proof of sufficient funds (about NZD $4,200).
  • Travel insurance for the duration of your stay.
  • Return flight ticket or proof of funds to purchase one.
• Processing Time: Usually takes 20-30 days, but it can take longer during peak times.

Benefits of the Work & Holiday Visa

• Work Flexibility: You can work for most types of employers, but there may be some restrictions (e.g., maximum work duration with one employer).
• Travel Freedom: You can leave and re-enter New Zealand multiple times while your visa is valid.
• Study: You can study for up to 6 months during your stay.

Total Service charge is RS 1,00,000/- 

Payment Process:

1) Advance Rs 20,000/-

2) After Application Done  pay Rs 20,000/-         

3) After grant / visa approved  pay visa fee 20,000/-   

4) After PDF Print                        Rs 40,000/-

If visa refused from the embassy then only Rs 5,000/- non refundable balance will be refunded.

Total Processing time is approx 10 - 20 working days.

• New Zealand is a dream destination for nature lovers, adventurers, and culture enthusiasts alike. From breathtaking landscapes to vibrant cities, it offers a mix of activities that cater to all types of travelers. Here's a guide to some of the top destinations to visit in New Zealand:

  1. Queenstown (South Island)

• Adventure Capital: Known for bungy jumping, skydiving, jet boating, and skiing.
• Lake Wakatipu: A stunning lake surrounded by mountains.
• The Remarkables: Ideal for skiing and snowboarding in winter.
• Milford Sound: Take a scenic drive or a flight to experience this world-famous fjord, known for its dramatic cliffs and waterfalls.

• 5. Wellington (North Island)

  • 11. Dunedin & Otago Peninsula (South Island)

  • Historic Architecture: Known as the "Edinburgh of the South," with beautiful Victorian and Edwardian buildings.
  • Otago Peninsula: Famous for its wildlife, including the albatross colony, sea lions, and rare yellow-eyed penguins.
  • Larnach Castle: New Zealand’s only castle, with stunning gardens and views.

  • 10. Christchurch (South Island)

  • Botanic Gardens: A beautiful spot for a relaxing walk among native and exotic plants.
  • Christchurch Gondola: Enjoy panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes.
  • ReMall: A unique shopping area made from colorful shipping containers after the 2011 earthquake.
  • Banks Peninsula & Akaroa: A charming French-inspired town known for its dolphin cruises.

  • 9. Abel Tasman National Park (South Island)

  • Coastal Track: Known for its golden beaches, turquoise waters, and lush forests.
  • Kayaking & Sailing: Explore the park’s coastlines and hidden coves.
  • Wildlife: Spot fur seals, dolphins, and native birds.

  • 8. Taupō (North Island)

  • Lake Taupō: New Zealand’s largest lake, ideal for water sports, fishing, and sailing.
  • Huka Falls: A powerful waterfall with vibrant blue water.
  • Tongariro Alpine Crossing: One of the best one-day hikes in the world, passing by volcanoes and emerald lakes.

  • 7. Mount Cook (Aoraki) National Park (South Island)

  • Aoraki/Mount Cook: New Zealand’s tallest mountain, great for hiking and photography.
  • Tasman Glacier: Take a glacier hike or a scenic helicopter flight over the ice fields.
  • Stargazing: The Aoraki Mackenzie Dark Sky Reserve offers some of the best stargazing in the world.

  • 6. Bay of Islands (North Island)

  • Water Activities: Perfect for sailing, fishing, kayaking, and dolphin-watching cruises.
  • Waitangi Treaty Grounds: A historic site where New Zealand's founding treaty was signed.
  • Russell & Paihia: Charming towns with colonial history and beautiful beaches.
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  • Mount Victoria Lookout: For stunning views over Wellington and its harbor.
  • Cuba Street: Known for its bohemian vibe, cafes, street art, and nightlife.
  • Weta Workshop: Discover behind-the-scenes movie magic, famous for work on "The Lord of the Rings" series.
• Te Papa Museum: New Zealand’s national museum, offering interactive exhibits on the country's culture and history.

• 4. Fiordland National Park (South Island)

• Milford Sound & Doubtful Sound: Explore these majestic fjords by boat or kayak for jaw-dropping scenery.
• Hiking Trails: Discover the Milford Track, Kepler Track, and Routeburn Track, which are among New Zealand’s Great Walks.
• Te Anau Glowworm Caves: A magical underground experience with thousands of glowworms.

• 3. Auckland (North Island)

• Sky Tower: Offers panoramic views, bungee jumping, and fine dining.
• Waiheke Island: Just a ferry ride away, it's known for its vineyards, olive groves, and beautiful beaches.
• Auckland Domain & Museum: Learn about New Zealand’s history and Maori culture.
• Harbour Bridge: Try the bridge climb or the thrill of bungee jumping over the harbor.

• 2. Rotorua (North Island)

• Geothermal Activity: Famous for geysers, hot springs, and mud pools at places like Te Puia and Wai-O-Tapu.
• Maori Culture: Visit a Maori village to experience traditional performances, food, and customs.
• Redwoods Forest: Explore walking, cycling, or tree-walking trails among towering redwoods.
• Polynesian Spa: Relax in natural hot mineral pools with views of Lake Rotorua.

• Summer (December to February): Ideal for outdoor activities, hiking, and beach trips.
• Autumn (March to May): Great weather, fewer crowds, and stunning fall foliage.
• Winter (June to August): Best for skiing and snowboarding, especially in Queenstown and Wanaka.
• Spring (September to November): Beautiful blooming landscapes and perfect for hiking.