Please note that New Zealand’s ability to provide consular assistance in Ukraine is extremely limited in these circumstances. If you are in Ukraine in need of assistance, you should e-mail or phone the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s 24/7 Consular emergency line on +64 99 20 20 20 (outside of New Zealand) or 0800 30 10 30 (within New Zealand). If you’re in Ukraine, please register with SafeTravel if you have not already done so and keep your details up to date so we know of your situation and can keep you updated with the latest information. Follow the instructions of the Ukrainian authorities and check the measures in place in your location, as they may vary across the regions. Other local restrictions could be implemented with limited warning. Anyone claiming an exemption will need to provide extensive documentation.Ī nationwide state of emergency is in force and martial law has been imposed. There are limited exemptions for people who have completed certain types of military service already or are sole parents of young children or disabled persons. Ukrainian “military-aged” males (aged 16-60 years) and females with medical training, including dual nationals, are being stopped from leaving Ukraine. Book accommodation in the country you are travelling to in advance if you can. Check the entry requirements of your intended destination regularly before arrival as many neighbouring countries are adjusting them. Bring hard copies of important documentation, as well as any other essentials you may need. Make sure you have adequate supply of food, water, medication and fuel. As a result of the invasion, roads may be crowded, exposed to military action or damaged. Land border crossings are open but expect some congestion. Where you judge it is safe to do so, you should depart Ukraine. Monitor advice from reputable local and international media as well as the SafeTravel website. Be alert and aware of your surroundings at all times and always prioritise your immediate safety. We advise New Zealanders in Ukraine to seek shelter in a secure place until you judge it is safe to depart. There are ongoing reports of gunfire, artillery bombardments, explosions and missile strikes. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is ongoing, with attacks and heavy fighting occurring in several areas of Ukraine, including in and around Kyiv and other major cities. Contingency planning for New Zealanders overseas.
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