Cheap flights from Lagos to Auckland

Visitor visa

{'title': 'Mandatory proof of vaccination for New Zealand', 'region': None, 'country': 'NZL', 'description': 'Travelers are required to show proof of vaccination when traveling to New Zealand. There are 3 ways travelers can meet the vaccination requirements to enter New Zealand. \n\nThe first way is a complete course of any combination of the MedSafe or World Health Organization (WHO) approved vaccines, the second is a complete course of any of the other government-approved vaccines and 1 dose of Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna, or Janssen administered before arriving in New Zealand, and the third way is a single dose of any other government-approved vaccines and 1 dose of Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna, or Janssen administered before arriving in New Zealand. \n\nThe last vaccine dose must be administered at least 14 days before arrival in New Zealand.'}

{'title': 'Mandatory New Zealand Travel Declaration', 'region': None, 'country': 'NZL', 'description': 'Travelers must complete the New Zealand Traveler Declaration before departure to New Zealand.\n\nTravelers can start the New Zealand Traveler Declaration 28 days before departure but must revisit the form to upload their proof of a pre-departure test result, taken 48 hours before departure if it is a PCR test or 24 hours before departure if it is a RAT or LAMP test.\n\nOnce travelers have completed their declaration and have uploaded their COVID-19 pre-departure test, their New Zealand Traveler Declaration can be submitted. Travelers will receive a Traveler Pass once approved, and the Traveler Pass will have a QR code. Travelers will be asked to show their Traveler Pass at check-in by their airline and again at Customs on arrival in New Zealand. The Traveler Pass can be printed or saved to a mobile device.\n\nWhen completing the New Zealand Traveler Declaration, travelers are required to provide their contact and passport details, travel history, vaccination status, and COVID-19 test result, and declare they are aware of the quarantine and testing requirements that apply to them when traveling to New Zealand.\n\nTravelers are required to complete a New Zealand Traveler Declaration. This includes citizens and permanent residents including children. It also includes New Zealanders returning to the country from short holidays.\n\nPlease see the source for more details.'}

{'title': 'Mandatory New Zealand Travel Declaration', 'region': None, 'country': 'NZL', 'description': 'Travelers must complete the New Zealand Traveler Declaration before departure to New Zealand.\n\nTravelers can start the New Zealand Traveler Declaration 28 days before departure but must revisit the form to upload their proof of a pre-departure test result, taken 48 hours before departure if it is a PCR test or 24 hours before departure if it is a RAT or LAMP test.\n\nOnce travelers have completed their declaration and have uploaded their COVID-19 pre-departure test, their New Zealand Traveler Declaration can be submitted. Travelers will receive a Traveler Pass once approved, and the Traveler Pass will have a QR code. Travelers will be asked to show their Traveler Pass at check-in by their airline and again at Customs on arrival in New Zealand. The Traveler Pass can be printed or saved to a mobile device.\n\nWhen completing the New Zealand Traveler Declaration, travelers are required to provide their contact and passport details, travel history, vaccination status, and COVID-19 test result, and declare they are aware of the quarantine and testing requirements that apply to them when traveling to New Zealand.\n\nAll travelers are required to complete a New Zealand Traveler Declaration. This includes citizens and permanent residents, children and infants, and transit passengers who pass through New Zealand on their way to another country and do not plan to stay in New Zealand. It also includes New Zealanders returning to the country from short holidays.\n\nPlease see the source for more details.'}

Travel is allowed with restrictions

No proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test results is required for vaccinated travelers

No quarantine for vaccinated travelers

Visitor visa

{'title': 'Mandatory proof of vaccination for Nigeria', 'region': None, 'country': 'NGA', 'description': 'Fully vaccinated travelers must present a valid vaccination certificate showing that they received 2 completed or mixed doses of either Astra Zeneca, Pfizer, or Moderna, Sputnik, Sinopharm, Sinovac, COVAXIN, COVOVAX, Nuvaxovid vaccines, or a single dose of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine or Sputnik Light at least 2 weeks before arrival to Nigeria.'}

Masks are mandatory in public