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About This EmbassyAbout New ZealandTourism in New ZealandNew Zealand Relations with Argentina, Uruguay and ParaguayTravelling to New ZealandNew Zealanders in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay
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Tue 16.12.08 The New Zealand Embassy in Buenos Aires will be closed from 24th December to 4th January inclusive, opening again on the 5th January. From 23 December 2008, processing time for visas will be 1 month.
Thu 13.11.08 There are 163 visas remaining for Uruguay. For updated information in Spanish on application processes, click here.
Tue 21.10.08 There are no working holiday visas left. The next visas will be available from 15 October 2009. We suggest you check this website from 1 June onwards to confirm the opening date.
Sat 04.10.08 The new UN Handbook is now available at the New Zealand Embassy in Buenos Aires. Now in its forty-sixth year of publication, the United Nations Handbook remains the only comprehensive printed guide to the United Nations system and how it works.
Fri 07.03.08 From 28/03/2008, any person who requires a Visitor Visa to enter New Zealand must apply for a Transit Visa to transit New Zealand. This means that: - Any Chinese, Taiwanese, Thai person transiting New Zealand to travel to China or Hong Kong must apply for a Transit Visa for the journey THERE and another for the RETURN journey. - Any Paraguayan or Bolivian transiting New Zealand to another country needs a Transit Visa.
Wed 27.06.07 As in most big cities, bag snatching is common in Buenos Aires. Here are some suggestions on how to look after your belongings.
Fri 20.04.07 From 31 March 2007, all international air travellers leaving New Zealand will only be able to carry on to the aircraft liquids in containers of 100mls or less. Aerolineas Argentinas has also implemented these restrictions. For more information, check their website www.aerolineas.com.ar.
Thu 20.10.05 The following general information on avian flu has been prepared for New Zealanders living overseas. We will update and reissue this when new information is available. We recommend that you also monitor advice provided by the New Zealand Ministry of Health, at www.moh.govt.nz (external link).