Traveling to New Zealand with a DUI: What You Need to Know

Find out if a DUI affects your travel plans to New Zealand and what steps may be required for entry.

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Yes, you can travel to New Zealand with a DUI, but it is important to know the specifics. Minor offenses may not impact entry, but serious cases might require a special visitor visa or character waiver. Check with New Zealand immigration authorities to clarify requirements based on your situation.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can you enter New Zealand with a criminal record? It depends on the nature of the crime. Minor offenses may not hinder entry, but serious offenses could require a waiver.
  2. What is a character waiver? A character waiver is a special permission granted by New Zealand immigration for individuals with a criminal record to enter the country.
  3. How can I find out about my eligibility to travel to New Zealand? Check the New Zealand immigration website or consult with an immigration specialist for tailored advice.

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