Travel Requirements
Before travelling between Australia and New Zealand it is essential you understand the local requirements of where your trip begins, where you transit, and where it ends. These may include:
- Pre-travel testing
- Pre-travel quarantine
- Supplying passport details
- Declaration forms
- Arranging quarantine at your final destination
These requirements may change before you travel, so be sure to check regularly with:
- The Airline you are flying with
- International Air Transport Association (IATA) – The latest travel regulations for your destination and transit countries.
- World Health Organization (WHO) – Official global health advice related to COVID-19
Failure to meet local requirements may result in you being denied boarding by your airline or entry to New Zealand.
Snowscene further advice
- Continue to check the latest New Zealand and Australian government travel requirements
- Feel free to call Snowscene and we will share with you the latest advice we have on a daily basis however we do recommend all traveller’s seek their own travel advice before deciding to travel
Before your departure
- At least 72 hours before your departure,
- Complete the New Zealand travel declaration.
- Check if you need a New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority (NZeTA). You can apply for your NZeTA through the official mobile app or website. For more information, visit immigration.govt.nz.
Queensland Travel Declaration
Effective immediately, the Queensland Government has advised that all travellers arriving into Queensland are required to complete a Queensland Travel Declaration form up to 3 days before arriving in Queensland. There are two types of declarations, a Queensland Travel Declaration and a Queensland Border Declaration Pass.
Travellers must complete the correct declaration for their situation before travelling to Queensland; information on what declaration to complete can be found here.
If a traveller’s conditions change or they need to update travel details, then a new declaration will need to be completed. Queensland residents must also complete a declaration if they are returning home from interstate or New Zealand.
For the most up to date information, we recommend visiting the Queensland Government website.
