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Import Restrictions

An important Border function is screening for items harmful to New Zealand’s interests. Importation of some goods is prohibited, while others may be admitted only after they have been subjected to treatment, such as fumigation.

Agricultural Items
Domestic Pets
Endangered Species (CITES)
Firearms and Weapons
Hookah Pipes Water Pipes and Smoking Utensils
Medicines
Money
Objectionable Publications
Radio Transmitters and Telecommunications Equipment

See Prohibited Imports for more information about import prohibitions and restrictions at the border which the New Zealand Customs Service enforces.

 

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