Summarised by Centrist
From 2025, New Zealand passport holders will need an ETIAS travel authorisation to enter the EU. This €7 visa waiver allows stays of up to 90 days in the Schengen Zone. Kiwis should also note that from November 2024, the EU will introduce the Entry/Exit System (EES), replacing passport stamps with an electronic record of travel.
“Farmers, tradies, and other business owners… are buying new machinery, tools and equipment this weekend because of Investment Boost.”
“Pain, pain and more pain…”
“Athletes that are deemed to be female at birth…, will be eligible to compete in the female category.”
“Additional funding may be required to continue meeting learner demand.”
“I’m astonished you believe my tone would need moderation.”
“Kristina from Access Radio…”
“Farmers, tradies, and other business owners… are buying new machinery, tools and equipment this weekend because of Investment Boost.”
“Pain, pain and more pain…”
“Athletes that are deemed to be female at birth…, will be eligible to compete in the female category.”
“Additional funding may be required to continue meeting learner demand.”
“I’m astonished you believe my tone would need moderation.”
“Kristina from Access Radio…”
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