壮大なファンタジーの地、エクストリームスポーツ、絶景
首都
Wellington
言語
English, Māori
通貨
New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
ベストシーズン
December–February (summer)
安全性
注意が必要
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2026年8月31日 更新
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NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority) required for visa-waiver nationalities (US, UK, Canada, most EU). Australian citizens enter freely.
NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority) required for visa-waiver nationalities (US, UK, Canada, most EU). Australian citizens enter freely.
Apply via the NZeTA app or immigration.govt.nz. Also pay International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL).
Usually 72 hours. Can be instant.
NZeTA: NZD $17 (app) or $23 (website). IVL: NZD $35.
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One of the safest countries in the world. Extremely low crime. The main risks are adventure sports and unpredictable mountain weather. New Zealanders (Kiwis) are famously friendly.
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One of the safest countries in the world. Extremely low crime. The main risks are adventure sports and unpredictable mountain weather. New Zealanders (Kiwis) are famously friendly.
Tap water is safe everywhere. Some backcountry streams may have giardia — purify when tramping.
Earthquake risk — NZ sits on a fault line. Adventure activities carry inherent risks. Mountain weather changes rapidly — be prepared when tramping (hiking). Sandflies on west coast.
Tipping is NOT expected. Service staff are paid proper wages. Rounding up or small tips for exceptional service are appreciated but never expected.
Very casual. New Zealanders are the most laid-back dressers. Outdoor gear is perfectly acceptable everywhere. Jandals (flip-flops) are practically the national shoe.
Secular society. Christian heritage but very diverse. Māori spiritual traditions (tapu and mana) are respected. Remove shoes when entering a marae (Māori meeting house).