Useful Information

Power Supply

In New Zealand they use a three pin type of plug (as shown)

The output is 230 Volts with a Frequency of 50 Hertz.

Telephone
Connection

In New Zealand the standard telephone connection plugs are the RJ-11 and the BT431A (as shown)

International and National Dialing Codes

To call a number in Auckland from outside the country dial

International Dialing Code + 64 + 9 + Number

To call a number in Auckland from inside the country dial

09 + Number

To call a number outside New Zealand dial

00 + Country Code + Area Code + Number

Climate	Auckland has a mild climate, mostly sunny similar to the northern Mediterranean
	Summer Autumn winter Spring	December to February - average day time temperature 23ºC March to May - average day time temperature 20ºC June to August - average day time temperature 15ºC September - November - average day time temperature 18ºC
	Temperatures in Summer can reach as high as 30ºC and in winter as low as 5ºC The wettest months of the year are between April and August.

Currency	The Dollar is the legal tender of New Zealand. There are 100 cents to the Dollar.

	Notes are issued in denominations of	$100 $50 $20 $10 $5	Coins are issued in denominations of	$2 $1 50c 20c 10c 5c
	Most foreign currency and traveller's cheques are easily exchanged at hotels and banks. Most major credit cards are accepted throughout the country.

What to wear

In Auckland casual dress is the norm, however some restaurants and night clubs require the wearing of a jacket and a collared shirt. Due to the mild climate it is most advisable to wear easily removed layers of lighter clothing, topped with a light windproof jacket which is easily removed.

Visas

International visitors to New Zealand are required to be in possession of a valid passport and visa to obtain entry into the country. (Australian citizens only require a valid passport) Visas are issued from New Zealand Embassies and Consulates around the world.

Health

International visitors are not required to have vaccinations when visiting New Zealand. There is 24 hour phone service 0800 263 345 (free call) which provides information on how best to access New Zealand's health system should you have an accident or need medical attention for an illness. In the event of a medical emergency, dial 0800 735 466 (free call) from any phone to contact the ambulance service.