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Excuse me, do I need to bring photos when entering New Zealand or is it enough to print out the visa email ?

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6 Answers

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No photos needed. Just print it out.

QEEQ User

Nothing, electronic signature, self-service, itinerary to be printed

QEEQ User

If it's a new version of the passport, you don't need to print it at all. You can go through self-service entry.

QEEQ User

Carry the photos as a backup. Printing the visa is required, but in reality no one checks.

QEEQ User

No need for photos.

QEEQ User

Go through the self-service channel.

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