After a protracted pandemic shutdown, New Zealand’s borders are again completely open

WELLINGTON, 1st August – On Monday, New Zealand’s borders were fully restored to visitors from all around the world for the first first time since the COVID-19 outbreak forced them to shut in March of 2020.

Since the commencement of the restoration of services for people of New Zealand in February, there has been a progressive easing of the limitations that have been in place.

Persons who are needed to have visas in order to enter New Zealand as well as individuals who have student visas are now permitted to enter the country after the process of reopening the borders was successfully accomplished late last night. This allows for more people to enter the country. Since New Zealand has eased some of the limitations it had previously placed on cruise ships and other types of pleasure boats, ships and boats from other countries are now allowed to dock in the country’s ports.
Some individuals who work in the education industry are of the opinion that if the nation’s borders are reopened, there will be an overall improvement in the status of the nation’s schools and institutions. The presence of students from other nations brought a significant increase in the amount of income that was being brought into New Zealand, which was very much needed.

Jacinda Ardern, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, said on Monday, at the China Business Summit that was hosted in Auckland, that the final progressive opening of the borders had been a historic occasion. During her talk to the crowd, she shared her thoughts in this manner.
We started making efforts at the beginning of February to keep our residents safe and to put under control a pandemic that is now harming people all over the globe. Throughout the whole of this process, our approach has consistently been one that is very intentional, as well as slow and steady.

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