New Zealand High Commission New Delhi, India

10-08-10

Heavy rain has caused flash floods and mudslides in the Himalayan region of Ladakh in northern India.
 
The New Zealand High Commission in New Delhi is making contact with New Zealanders known to be in the flood affected region to confirm their wellbeing.
 
New Zealanders with family members known to be travelling in the Ladakh region are advised to make direct contact in the first instance and if there are ongoing concerns, contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade on:
 

18-06-10

The Government is consulting on changes to the way you deal with Inland Revenue.

Changes would mean simpler PAYE and tax returns, better online services and reduced business compliance costs. Join the discussion at www.ird.govt.nz/makingtaxeasier.

02-06-10

The famous New Zealand company, Zespri, producer of the world's best 'kiwifruit', formally launched itself in the Indian market at the New Delhi Residence of the New Zealand High Commissioner, Rupert Holborow, on Wednesday 26 May. In front of a large crowd and to much media fanfare, the quality, consistency and health benefits of Zespri Kiwifruit was explained. HE Rupert Holborow said that "Zespri is an iconic New Zealand company. It has taken a fruit, branded it and marketed it globally. The company is a serious global player.

11-02-10

Tourist Visa on Arrival for New Zealanders Visiting India

The Indian government has introduced “Tourist Visa-on-Arrival” for a period of one year for citizens of five countries, including New Zealand, from 1 January 2010.

14-12-09

From 1 July 2009 all holders of New Zealand Emergency Travel Documents travelling to or transiting through the USA will require a non-immigrant visa class B1 or B2 from the USA authorities.