How to get a New Zealand Visa for citizens of Pakistan

For citizens of Pakistan, visiting New Zealand begins with securing a New Zealand Visitor Visa. At iVisa, we've taken the complexity out of the visa application process.

With our easy-to-follow guide and steadfast support, your Kiwi adventure is closer than you think.

Do Pakistani citizens need a New Zealand Visa?

Yes, Pakistani citizens need a New Zealand Visitor Visa to enter the country. Implemented for safety and to boost local tourism, the New Zealand Visitor Visa is a straightforward yet crucial requirement.

Citizens of Pakistan are only permitted to enter New Zealand with a valid visa. For this reason, all citizens need to understand the visa process before they travel.

Learn more about the New Zealand Visitor Visa.

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Difficulty rating: 32.5/100

The application process consists of 50 questions and requires 2 hard documents (such as proof of accommodation and passport page).

The government fee for the New Zealand Visitor Visa is USD $153, and the average processing time is around 56 days.

With an approval rate of 82%, applying with us clearly reduces the risk of errors and ensures a smoother approval process.

How to get a New Zealand Visa from Pakistan with us

To apply for a New Zealand Visitor Visa online, follow these simple steps on our website or mobile app:

1.Fill out the brief visa application form with your passport and travel info.

“To prevent delays, be sure to accurately indicate your residency status, especially if you hold Australian permanent residency. This is a common reason for submission issues,” advises travel expert Cynthia Olawe.

2.Pay the application fee using a credit/debit card, PayPal, Venmo, or Amazon Pay. You'll get a PDF guide detailing how to complete your application.

3.Upload the required documents, add any extra details, and answer a few final questions.

Our iVisa Experts will review your submission before sending it to the government. If needed, we'll email you instructions for any medical or biometric appointments. Otherwise, just sit back—we've got the rest covered.