New Zealand Embassy for India - Address / Phone Number

New Zealand Embassy in India

Address: Sir Edmund Hillary Marg, Chanakyapuri, 110021 New Delhi
City: New Delhi (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT +5:30 hours)
Tel.: +91 11 468 83170
Fax: +91 11 468 83165
Working hours: Monday to Friday, 8.30 – 17.00

New Zealand Consulate General in Mumbai
Address: Level 2,, 3 N Avenue Rd, Maker Maxity, Bandra Kurla complex, 400051 Mumbai
City: Mumbai (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT +5:30 hours)
Tel.: +91 22 613 16666
Fax: +91 22 677 09003

New Zealand Honorary Consulate in Chennai
Address: 132 Cathedral Road, Maithri, 600086 Chennai
City: Chennai (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT +5:30 hours)
Tel.: +91 44 281 12472
Fax: +91 44 281 12449

Consular staff at Embassies can:

• provide advice re lost or stolen passports if you need to travel urgently;
• help you contact family or friends to request emergency funds;
• provide a list of English-speaking lawyers, and contact family and friends on your behalf, if you are detained or arrested;
• provide advice on local medical facilities, help contact your family and or insurance provider if you are ill or injured;
• help with arrangements following a death overseas;
• in certain circumstances, provide notarial services such as witnessing affidavits, statutory declarations and other documents for use under New Zealand law;
• account for New Zealanders who may have been affected by a major overseas crises, such as civil unrest and natural disasters.

Loss or theft of New Zealand passport must be reported to local police. A copy of a police report or a reference number will be needed when applying for a new passport (depending on which country applicant is in, police reference numbers may be called different things - police report event numbers, crime reference numbers, etc.).

To be allowed to travel to New Zealand and to enter when Indian citizens get here, they’ll need to:

• hold a valid passport or travel document
• hold a valid visa to travel to or transit New Zealand (if one is required). If they’ve been issued an eVisa it’s a good idea to print out a copy to bring with them when they travel
• make sure their visa is in the passport they use to travel to New Zealand – if they want to use a different passport, they’ll need to make sure they apply to transfer their visa to the right passport before they travel
• show they have a travel ticket out of New Zealand to a country they can enter at the end of their stay (unless they’re Australian citizens/permanent residents or they already hold a visa label or letter that says “Return/onward travel not required” or “The holder of this visa is sponsored”). If after their New Zealand visit, they’re travelling to a country that also requires them to have a visa or travel ticket, Embassy may ask them to show their visa or ticket out of that country too
• if Embassy asks, show it they have enough money to support themselves while they’re in New Zealand (unless they’re Australian citizens/permanent residents or they already hold a visa label or letter that says “Return/onward travel not required” or “The holder of this visa is sponsored”). Amounts can vary depending on the visa, so they need to make sure they check the amount before they travel
• meet health and character requirements
• be a bona fide visitor and answer truthfully when Embassy asks them about the reason for their visit

The Embassy is closed on public holidays.