Ultimate Auckland Airport Guide: From Plane to Paradise | NZ Pocket Guide
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Embark on an immersive journey with NZ Pocket Guide as we guide you through every step of arriving at Auckland Airport (AKL). From the moment you step off the plane to navigating passport control, exploring duty-free treasures, tackling biosecurity measures, and breezing through immigration, this 40-minute video is your go-to resource for a seamless arrival experience. Discover insider tips, travel hacks, and essential information to make your entry into New Zealand a breeze. Subscribe now for more #NZMustDo adventures and invaluable travel insights from the country's largest online travel guide, NZ Pocket Guide!
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Thank you for this helpful video and for your website! I’ve only traveled out of my country twice before, and both times were with a tour group, so seeing the entire process from start to finish so I can be more aware of the process and be prepared.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that our video and website have been helpful in preparing you for your journey. Traveling independently, especially after being part of a tour group, can indeed feel daunting, but being informed and prepared makes a huge difference.
Remember, every step of your travel journey is an opportunity for a new experience. Understanding the process, as you've done by watching our video, will certainly boost your confidence and help you navigate the airport like a pro.
If you have any more questions or need further assistance as you plan your trip, consider joining our Patreon group at patreon.com/nzpocketguide. We offer weekly group calls and access to a secret Facebook group where you can ask questions and get tips from fellow travelers. It's a great way to get personalized advice and make your travel experience even smoother. Safe travels and enjoy your adventure out of your country! 🌏✈️🧳
Thank you for your encouragement! I can look forward to this trip with less anxiety now, since I have more info. Looking forward to the trip! @@NZPocketGuide
Thank you very much! It’s great to see the “gauntlet” and the process. I’m also very grateful you mentioned bringing in a shell necklace. I have a finished (coated pieces of quahog shell) one that is traditional, and would like to bring it for when I will be making a presentation.
Glad it was helpful! For more detailed travel advice and tips, consider joining our community at patreon.com/nzpocketguide. We offer weekly group calls and a secret Facebook group where you can get personalized support for your travel plans. Safe travels and enjoy exploring New Zealand!
Thank you guys so much for all the helpful videos and info! I’m planning a trip to NZ this October and I’m so excited 🥰
Our pleasure! Join us on Patreon if you want our personal help to plan this trip 🥰
This is such a helpful video thank you so much guys
Glad it was helpful! f you're looking for more detailed insights, consider joining us on Patreon at patreon.com/nzpocketguide for additional resources and community support. Safe travels!
I'm from Austria and I've been to Switzerland, Germany, Italy, France Liechtenstein, Norway, Iceland, South Korea and Japan... but no country is THIS strict on their biosecurity!
I can fully understand it though, because NZ is such a secluded ecosystem.
Wonder how it'll be when I arrive after having spent a week in Taiwan.
Thanks for the indepth look at the process. :)
It's impressive to hear about all the countries you've visited! New Zealand's biosecurity measures are indeed among the strictest in the world, largely due to its unique and isolated ecosystem. They work hard to protect it from foreign pests and diseases.
After spending time in Taiwan, it's a good idea to be extra mindful of any hiking gear, outdoor equipment, or items that have come into contact with soil or nature. It's a country on their "watchlist" so make sure everything is clean and declare anything you're unsure about upon arrival in NZ. Honesty is appreciated by the biosecurity officers, and they're there to help ensure a smooth process.
If you need more information or travel tips, our Patreon community at patreon.com/nzpocketguide is a great resource. We're happy to help with any questions about traveling in New Zealand. Safe travels, and enjoy your journey! 🌿✈️🇳🇿
I just have normal shoes that look a bit like trainers, would they need to be declared as well? I assumed that they weren’t outdoor equipment.
I’ve said I have nothing to declare but this video is making me anxious that I’ll have something I don’t know about 😅
Hi there!
If your shoes have been worn outdoors, especially on trails or in natural areas, it's best to declare them when entering New Zealand. New Zealand has strict biosecurity measures to protect its unique environment from pests and diseases. Even if they look like normal trainers and seem clean, small amounts of soil or organic matter can pose a risk.
Declaring your shoes doesn't mean you'll get into trouble. In fact, it shows you're complying with the regulations. Customs officers might inspect them to ensure they're clean, and if they are, you'll be on your way quickly.
Don't worry too much! It's always better to declare and be safe. If you're unsure about any items, declaring them is the right choice. 😅
For more tips on navigating New Zealand's customs and easing any travel anxieties, feel free to join our community on Patreon at patreon.com/nzpocketguide. We offer weekly group calls and a secret Facebook group where you can get personalized advice for your trip.
Safe travels and enjoy your time in New Zealand!
Thanks for the excellent video!
Glad you liked it Oleg!
Heading to NZ in 2 weeks and was wondering where to declare my OTC pills like tylenol etc? Should I put this under food or medicine?
Hi there! Exciting to hear you're heading to NZ soon! Regarding declaring your OTC pills like Tylenol at Auckland airport, it's best to declare them under 'medicine'. New Zealand has strict biosecurity laws to protect its unique environment, so it's always a good idea to declare any medicines or food items you're bringing into the country.
When you arrive, simply let the biosecurity officer know you have these medications, and they'll guide you through the process. It's usually straightforward, especially for common OTC medications.
For more detailed advice and travel tips, you might like to join our Patreon group. It's a great way to get in touch with us and other travelers for personalized guidance. Plus, we have weekly group calls that are super helpful for planning your trip. Check out patreon.com/nzpocketguide for more details. Have a fantastic trip to NZ! 🌿✈️🧳
Thanks for video, very informative. Do you need to remove your glasses when using the E-Gate? Thanks
Hi there! I'm glad you found our video informative. Regarding your question about the E-Gate: generally, you do not need to remove your glasses when using the E-Gate for passport control, as long as they are not tinted or heavily framed. The system is designed to work with standard eyewear. However, if you have any issues or are asked by the staff, it's easy enough to remove them for the facial recognition scan.
For more travel tips and personalized advice, you might be interested in our Patreon group. We offer great perks like a secret Facebook group for questions and weekly group calls to help plan your trip. Check it out at patreon.com/nzpocketguide for more awesome travel guidance. Safe travels and enjoy your time in New Zealand! 🌿✈️👓
My favourite airport, I get to leave NZ
It's a great airport indeed :)
Do they still do entry stamps on request?
That's a great question! We'll ask again on our next trip out (when coming back in of course) but to be quite frank this has not been an obvious option for a while...
how about over the counter medications? Do we still need prescriptions?
For over-the-counter (OTC) medications brought into New Zealand, you generally do not need a prescription. However, it's important to declare any medicines you're bringing into the country, including OTC medications, to comply with New Zealand's biosecurity laws. When you arrive, simply declare these items on your Passenger Arrival Card. Biosecurity officers may ask about the medications to ensure they meet New Zealand's entry requirements.
Remember, the key is to be transparent and declare all items to ensure a smooth entry process into New Zealand.
For more detailed advice and planning for your trip to New Zealand, our Patreon community at patreon.com/nzpocketguide offers great resources, including weekly group calls and access to a secret Facebook group where you can ask questions and get insights for your journey. Safe travels!
the gauntlet you traveled seems quite long. Are there places along the way to sit briefly if you're an older person like me
Haha I love the fact that you called it a "Gauntlet"! It feels like this at times!!! Yeah plenty of sitting along the way, no stress with that. None in the duty free section though I think...
Thank you. My first time going to New Zealand coming up on the 23rd. I'll be spending my 73rd birthday there
That's very cool! For more detailed advice and to discuss your plans with fellow travelers and ourselves, consider joining our Patreon group, there access is extra Facebook group and even weekly group calls. It's a great way to get extra help and connect with a small community for personalized tips. Check us out at patreon.com/nzpocketguide for more info. Safe travels! 🚢✈️🏞️
You mentioned a fee need to be paid after declaration of over NZ$10,000 that a visitor is bringing into the country. Why so?
Haha I am not sure why some laws are made...
Can you confirm if normal shoes,sandals and trainers that are clean need to be declared in NZ Auckland.
Yes, it's a good idea to declare your shoes, sandals, and trainers when entering New Zealand, especially if they have been used outdoors. Even if they are clean, it's best to declare them to be on the safe side. New Zealand's biosecurity laws are very strict, and footwear can carry soil, seeds, or contaminants that pose a risk to their unique ecosystem.
When you arrive, simply inform the biosecurity officer about your footwear. They may inspect them and, if necessary, clean them. It's a straightforward process and shows respect for their biosecurity efforts.
For ongoing support and more detailed advice, our Patreon group offers weekly group calls, perfect for planning your trip and asking any questions you might have. Plus, you'll have access to our secret Facebook group for asking questions all week long. Check it out at patreon.com/nzpocketguide for more travel guidance. Safe travels! 🌿👟✈️
I travel with an Australian passport. How do I know the maximum number of days I could stay in NZ if I use the epassport machine.
You can check the immigartion NZ website, they have a tool for that which is great! 😍🥰
Are you americans or you are kiwis teaching aliens how to enter New Zealand?
Haha not sure what you mean but it made me laugh so thanks 🤣
@@NZPocketGuide I want to know if you americans or newzealeandres.
Haha we are New Zealanders for over a decade now and our channel has close to 2000 videos about NZ :) @@pedroestevesgarcia2917