Sint Maarten (Dutch part)New ZealandTravel corridor

New Zealand visa requirements for citizens of Sint Maarten (Dutch part).

Visa-freeStays of up to 90 days per visit.

No — citizens of Sint Maarten (Dutch part) can typically visit New Zealand visa-free for stays of up to 90 days. Longer stays or other purposes (work, study, residence) use a dedicated visa route.

Routes for New Zealand last verified 10 Jun 2026 against official sources.

Beyond short stays

Other ways into New Zealand for citizens of Sint Maarten (Dutch part).

Study & Training

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Fee Paying Student VisaGov fee NZ$850 · ~66 days processing

Work & Self-Employment

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Visitor Visa Remote Work Allowance (Digital Nomad)Gov fee NZ$441 · ~14 days processing
Entrepreneur Work VisaNot available
Skilled Migrant Category Resident VisaGov fee NZ$6,450
Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV)Gov fee NZ$1,540 · ~49 days processing

Invest & Capital

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Active Investor Plus VisaGov fee NZ$27,470 · ~74 days processing
Business Investor Work VisaGov fee NZ$12,380

Retire & Lifestyle

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Temporary Retirement Visitor VisaGov fee NZ$7,891 · ~28 days processing
New Zealand Working Holiday VisaGov fee NZ$770 · ~10 days processing

Family & Origin

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Partner of a New Zealander Resident VisaGov fee NZ$5,360 · ~198 days processing
Parent Resident VisaGov fee NZ$5,810
Parent Boost Visitor VisaGov fee NZ$3,100 · ~120 days processing

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