🎒 What to Pack in Your Carry-On for New Zealand: New Zealand Carry-On Packing List

[@atalafraise]

preparing my WHV - 2 years, this is really helpfull! you did an awesome job guys! thank you :D !!! love from canada :)

[@NZPocketGuide]

Awww... thanks for the kind words! It means a lot to hear from other travellers :) Did you start working on your bucket list yet?

[@atalafraise]

I've been to new zealand for one month in 2014 and i did it pretty much all with Stray, but milford sound was closed because of some snow!... and i still have stewart island to do as well - i'll be more oriented to stay for a long time at one place, i chosed Dunedin so far, and i'll get a job and enjoy or settle for the kiwi life :) since now i have the visa for more long! I'm looking to see if my relationship with New Zealand can get serious ;P

[@NZPocketGuide]

Haha... So many people booty called New Zealand only to realized that it was the one and only for them... Nice choice, we Love Dunedin we were soooo impressed by how many unique activities are down there!

[@dexter9396]

The laptop bag can be carried for free along with another 7kg carry on baggage right. This is what Singapore airlines told me.

[@NZPocketGuide]

Yes some airline are a bit more flexible that way.

[@camillebenzon5200]

Can I put makeup powder such as (eyeshadow, blush, powder) in my normal makeup bag and put it in my carry on bag ?

[@NZPocketGuide]

Probably, it depends on the quantity. Either way, be sure to declare it to be safe :)

[@jacobusdutoit5093]

What about cronic mdication you have to use

[@NZPocketGuide]

When traveling to New Zealand with chronic medication, it's important to follow a few key guidelines to ensure a smooth experience at customs: - Always declare any medication you are bringing into the country. This includes prescription and over-the-counter drugs. - Carry a copy of your prescription and ideally a letter from your doctor that explains your condition and the need for the medication. This documentation can be very helpful at customs. - Keep medications in their original packaging, as this can provide necessary information about the drug and its intended use. - Only bring a reasonable quantity of medication - usually enough for your stay with a little extra in case of travel delays. - If your medication falls under controlled substances, check New Zealand's regulations in advance, as there may be specific requirements or limits. Following these steps helps ensure that you comply with New Zealand's biosecurity laws and makes the process at customs smoother. For ongoing travel support and advice, consider joining our Patreon community at patreon.com/nzpocketguide. We offer weekly group calls and access to a secret Facebook group where you can ask questions and get travel tips. Safe travels and take care! 🌿💊✈️

[@wernie628]

Can I pack seed potatoes approximately 1kg bag (in its original packaging) in my checked in bag luggage from NZ to South and do I declare it upon departure?

[@NZPocketGuide]

I am not 100% sure about that you may want to contact biosecurity directly for that one.

[@wernie628]

@@NZPocketGuide will do thank you for your speedy response. Much appreciated 🙏

[@gurinderjitdhanoa51]

Hii..A great job and useful Information you are providing for those international students who are planning to come to NZ..I would definitely like to meet u over there..just one thing I want to ask from u guys.. Can I take fully Charged Power banks and other Chargers in Carry - on luggage that is meant to be there in my hand during take -off and landing..!! Are there any restrictions to carry charged power banks just in case our mobile battery drops..plz kindly reply..!!

[@NZPocketGuide]

Thanks for the comment :) You need to take all batteries in your carry-on, not in your checked luggage :)

[@mad_indoz]

can i wear a waist pack and bring a backpack as a carry on ?

[@NZPocketGuide]

If you check the carry on requirements from your airline and your bags match the size and weight requirement you should be good to go :)

[@destructionpreventer]

What about drones?

[@NZPocketGuide]

Drone goes in your carry-on. If you want to know more about flying drone sin NZ, we've got a video on that for you :) -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpOxlnmaf55la6M

[@filipinawonderer2254]

Hi,im going to come in nz next month to visit my fiance and i have limited visa ,my question is could i a contraceptive pills from philippines only 1pack just for 1month?where i should put it ,on carry on bag or in check in luggage? Hope u read my comment and thanks in advace!!

[@NZPocketGuide]

Hey Patricia, Yes you can, Carry-on would be best :) Have fun in NZ!

[@filipinawonderer2254]

@@NZPocketGuide thanks for the reply..by the way thanks for ur videos ..

[@chasingadeline]

I’m lucky b/c I have a lot of my things I have left in New Zealand at my in-laws place to I don’t care to much...good video

[@NZPocketGuide]

haha that's cheating, having to make hard decisions when packing is one of the fun parts of travelling ;) What's your guys must have in the plane for a long flight?

[@godswillchukwuzoba7509]

Good job I hope one can come with some raw foodstuffs

[@NZPocketGuide]

You'll need to check first as it is unlikely :)

[@rajithanm6331]

9:02 im laughing so hard rn XD

[@NZPocketGuide]

Haha Samsung did get a bad rep out of that one ;)

[@2jzdemon]

You forgot to say more than 10k cash.in nz they can have a spastic ova 3k cash just be aware 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦

[@NZPocketGuide]

That is true, there is a cash limit when entering New Zealand :)