Read our travel advice for specific information about your destination, like health risks, local laws, and what crimes are common.
The popularity of major events can make it harder to get flights and accommodation, so it’s a good idea to do your planning well in advance.
Major events can attract big crowds, which can attract criminals and scammers. Practice good digital security and don’t buy event tickets or accommodation from sources you don’t trust.
Watch out for pickpockets and bag snatchers. Know where your passport is at all times, and keep your valuables in a safe place, or leave them at home.
When you’re in a crowded place, take a moment to find out where the exit points are in case there’s an emergency.
If you’re planning to travel outside of New Zealand, register your details with us. Having your travel and contact information means we can send security alerts and travel advice updates about the places you’re travelling to. It is also how we communicate with New Zealanders during an international crisis.
New Zealand embassies, high commissions and consulates are there to help New Zealand citizens when they’re having difficulty overseas. Find out where the nearest one is in case you need help.
Health
Protect the health of you and your whānau when you’re travelling overseas.
Passports and visas
Make sure you’ve got your travel documents ready for everywhere you’re travelling, before you travel.
Get ready to travel
Here are our top tips for being prepared for the unexpected when you’re travelling.
