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Cosmetology 15 clinics
Dermatology 8 clinics
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery 7 clinics
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2 clinics
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Auckland 7 clinics
Christchurch 2 clinics
Wellington 3 clinics
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Christchurch, New Zealand
- Interpreter services
- Translation service
- Religious facilities
- Medical records transfer
- Medical travel insurance
- Health insurance coordination
- TV in the room
- Safe in the room
- Phone in the room
- Private rooms for patients available
Auckland, New Zealand
- Interpreter services
- Translation service
- Religious facilities
- Medical records transfer
- Medical travel insurance
- Health insurance coordination
- TV in the room
- Safe in the room
- Phone in the room
- Private rooms for patients available
Auckland, New Zealand
- Interpreter services
- Translation service
- Religious facilities
- Medical records transfer
- Medical travel insurance
- Health insurance coordination
- TV in the room
- Safe in the room
- Phone in the room
- Private rooms for patients available
Auckland, New Zealand
- Interpreter services
- Translation service
- Religious facilities
- Medical records transfer
- Medical travel insurance
- Health insurance coordination
- TV in the room
- Safe in the room
- Phone in the room
- Private rooms for patients available
Auckland, New Zealand
- Interpreter services
- Translation service
- Religious facilities
- Medical records transfer
- Medical travel insurance
- Health insurance coordination
- TV in the room
- Safe in the room
- Phone in the room
- Private rooms for patients available
About New Zealand
New Zealand, an island country in the South Pacific Ocean, is famed for its breathtaking natural beauty. From mountains, forests, and pristine lands, to beaches and glaciers, it is the perfect place for some outdoor adventures. In addition, the country is also home to great metropolitan cities, dynamic Māori culture, and amazing wine and food.
In recent years, medical tourism in New Zealand has been growing steadily. Many international medical tourists are traveling to the country to take advantage of the top quality and competitively priced medical treatments at the leading medical centers. New Zealand boasts a well-advanced healthcare system. The medical centers are armed with cutting-edge technology and the medical professionals are highly skilled, often receiving their education and training in the US, Europe, and Australia. A wide range of procedures is available, with infertility treatment, heart surgery, orthopedic surgery, and cosmetic surgery as the most popular.
Popular Cities and Regions in New Zealand
The largest and most populous city in New Zealand is Auckland. Pretty much anyone coming to the country is going to visit this city as it is home to the country’s main international airport. This has made the city popular among international tourists. Constantly rated as one of the most livable cities in the world, Auckland boasts sparkling harbor, an amazing food scene, and hip nightlife. Sky Tower Auckland, Waitemata Harbor, War Memorial Museum, and One Tree Hill are some of the highlights of the city. Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, is also a popular destination for international tourists. It is famous for its art scene, incredible nightlife, museums, restaurants, and beautiful harbor. Tourists are welcome to tour the Beehive and Parliament House, visit the Museum of Wellington City, and relax in the Botanic Garden.
Transport in New Zealand
Auckland Airport is the largest international airport in New Zealand where most international visitors arrive. It connects the city to 26 domestic and 49 international destinations across the globe, including North and South America, Asia, and Europe. Domestic flights are a good way to get around the country and are reasonably priced. However, the easiest and most affordable way to travel from one city to another is by bus. Trains are available, but they are limited and expensive. Taxis are widely available to travel inside cities.
Visas in New Zealand
New Zealand offers a medical treatment visitor visa, which allows medical tourists to stay in the country until it is safe for them to travel back home (up to 6 months.) This type of visa is required for people who wish to undergo medical treatment or consultation in the country, even for those who are from a visa waiver country. In the visa application, medical tourists can include their partner and dependent children.
Weather in New Zealand
The seasons in New Zealand are the opposite of the northern hemisphere. The spring starts in September, summer in December, autumn in March, and winter in June. July is the coldest month, while January and February are the warmest. Autumn from March to May tends to experience a lot of rainy days.
Additional Info
- Local Currency: New Zealand dollar (NZD) is the official currency, and the exchange rate from 1 USD is around 1.5 NZD.
- Money & Payments: All major credit cards can be used for payments in New Zealand, particularly Visa and MasterCard. Debit cards are not as widely accepted. However, debit cards can be used to withdrawal the local money from ATM machines. Tipping is not expected but appreciated.
- Local Language: English is the most commonly spoken language in New Zealand, spoken by over 96% of the population. Other languages include te Reo Māori, Samoan, and Hindi.
- Local Culture and Religion: New Zealand is a highly secular country and many of its population is irreligious. However, Christianity is the biggest religion. Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, and other religions are freely practiced.
- Public holidays: New Year’s Day, Waitangi Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Anzac Day, Queen's Birthday, Labour Day, and Christmas Day are some of the more important holidays in New Zealand.