Embassy News
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Coronavirus update: Immigration NZ’s response
Any foreign travellers who leave or transit mainland China after 2 February 2020 New Zealand time will be refused entry to New Zealand.
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Embassy closure on Christmas, Boxing day, New Year’s Day and Day after New Year’s Day
Our services will be closed on December 25-26 and on January 1-2.
We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year! -
Eruption White Island / Whakaari (Bay of Plenty) - 11 décembre 2019
Si vous êtes sans nouvelle d’un proche, veuillez suivre les procédures recommandées par les autorités locales. (Procédures détaillées dans notre article.)
Si vous êtes en Nouvelle-Zélande pensez à rassurer vos proches.
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February 7: Consular Permanence in Auckland cancelled
There will not be a consular permanence in Auckland on Friday 7 February 2020.
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Labour Day - The French Embassy will remain closed on Monday 28 October 2019
Due to Labour Day", the French Embassy in New Zealand will be closed on Monday 28 October 2019. All our services will reopen on October 29.
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Celebrations of Bastille Day across New Zealand
On the occasion of Bastille Day, Mrs Carta-Le Vert, French Ambassador to New Zealand, celebrated the French National Day with French people in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington.
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French patrol boat open for public visits in Wellington on Bastille Day
From 12-16 July 2019, French Patrol Boat « La Glorieuse » will visit Wellington. The ship will be moored alongside Queens Wharf for the duration of the call.
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Résultats des élections européennes 2019 | Circonscription des Français établis en Nouvelle-Zélande
Consultez les résultats des élections européennes du 26 mai 2019, pour la circonscription des Français établis en Nouvelle-Zélande (11ème circonscription des Français de l’Étranger) :
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A French delegation commemorated Anzac Day 2019 in New Zealand
From 23-28 April 2019, a French delegation led by the mayors of Arras, Longueval and Flers travelled to Wellington and Auckland to commemorate the NZ soldiers who took part in WW1 and fought in France.
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Notre-Dame fire: President Emmanuel Macron reaction’s
President Macron reacted to Notre Dame fire.
All our staff would like to thank you for the many messages we have received from our New Zealand’s friends.
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