Find out about the documentation, clearances and requirements you need when importing goods into New Zealand, and how to make your goods entry as smooth as possible.
Find out what you need to do to get Customs clearance for your imported items.
Some items are prohibited and can't be imported into New Zealand, and some require approval to import.
Importers send electronic declarations covering the details of imports before we release their goods.
Customs exchange rates for all countries and economic groups.
You must declare a Customs value on anything you import into New Zealand.
A Customs ruling provides greater certainty about the requirements for import of specific items.
Goods produced or manufactured in certain countries may qualify for preferential tariff duty rates.
Information on how to pay your duties and other charges.
Under specific circumstances Customs may approve a refund or a drawback of duty and/or GST paid on goods imported into New Zealand, or on excisable goods manufactured in New Zealand.
Find out how MyCustoms Account can help you keep track of your deferred payment account transactions.
A deferred payment account allows you to delay paying most Customs charges when you import goods.
Animals being imported into New Zealand need to be cleared through Customs first.
Importing or bringing tobacco into New Zealand.
This guidance covers the requirements for commercial vessels and cruise ships arriving and departing New Zealand.
Split shipment is a provision that may allow multiple shipments to be entered under the tariff classification that would apply if the goods had been imported as a single shipment.
View a list of all Import forms and documents.