Border Health
We work with agencies responsible for border security, customs, biosecurity, policing and immigration to respond to public health risks at the border.
Pātiki and Waharua Kōpito patterns
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Border health measures and resources
Border health measures and controls manage public health risks from the international movement of goods, people, ships and aircraft. -
Border health legislation, policy and planning
There are a number of different pieces of legislation that define Aotearoa New Zealand's border health measures. -
Aviation border health
Aircraft arriving in New Zealand from overseas are subject to health entry requirements to mitigate public health risks. -
Maritime border control
Ships arriving from overseas are subject to health entry requirements. These aim to stop the international spread of disease or public health risks. -
Agencies supporting border health
The border health roles or responsibilities of agencies or groups outside Te Whatu Ora. -
Border Clearance, Biosecurity New Zealand (goes to another website)
Ministry for Primary Industries - Border clearance: aircraft, boats, arrival, and clearance facilities -
SafeTravel – Official New Zealand Travel Advice (goes to another website)
Official advice for New Zealanders living and travelling overseas -
World Health Organization – International Travel and Health (goes to another website)
World Health Organization - Latest updates for travellers