New Zealand Embassy in Beijing

Embassy New Zealand Beijing, China

Address
No. 1 Ritan Dongerjie, (1 Ritan East 2nd Street), Chaoyang District, 100600, Beijing
Fax
+86 10 6532 4317
Today 08:30–12:00, 13:00–17:00
Directions Call

Head of mission: Jonathan Austin

Sources: OpenStreetMap · Wikidata · New Zealand Foreign Affairs (MFAT) embassy list · Record last updated on 18 July 2023

The New Zealand embassy in Beijing stands at No. 1 Ritan Dongerjie, (1 Ritan East 2nd Street), Chaoyang District, 100600, Beijing, in Beijing, the capital of China. Chinese citizens must obtain a visa before travelling to New Zealand.

Opening hours of the New Zealand embassy in Beijing

Monday 08:30–12:0013:00–17:00 break 12:00–13:00
Tuesday 08:30–12:0013:00–17:00 break 12:00–13:00
Wednesday 08:30–12:0013:00–17:00 break 12:00–13:00
Thursday 08:30–12:0013:00–17:00 break 12:00–13:00
Friday 08:30–12:0013:00–17:00 break 12:00–13:00
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Upcoming closures

Public holidays in China

  • New Year's Day

    Friday

  • Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)

    Saturday

Public holidays in New Zealand

  • Christmas Day

    Friday

  • Boxing Day

    Monday

The New Zealand embassy in Beijing is listed as open Monday to Friday, 08:30–17:00 with a midday break.

New Zealand visa for Chinese citizens

ChinaNew Zealand Visa required New Zealand visa for citizens of China

New ZealandChina Visa-free, 30 days China visa for citizens of New Zealand

Chinese citizens must obtain a visa before travelling to New Zealand. Check with the New Zealand embassy in Beijing whether visas are handled at its counter or by an appointed visa centre.

Other missions nearby

All embassies and consulates in Beijing (116)

New Zealand’s other missions in China

All missions of New Zealand in China (4)

Besides the New Zealand embassy in Beijing, New Zealand has 3 other missions in China. Consulates: Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu. China in turn has 7 missions in New Zealand, its embassy being in Wellington.

Good to know

About the New Zealand embassy in Beijing

It appears in official lists as Embassy of New Zealand in Beijing. It is headed by Jonathan Austin, according to the records.

Address and contact

Address: No. 1 Ritan Dongerjie, (1 Ritan East 2nd Street), Chaoyang District, 100600, Beijing. The record for the New Zealand embassy in Beijing includes a phone number, an e-mail address, a fax number and an official website.

New Zealand citizens travelling to China

China admits New Zealand citizens without a visa for stays of up to 30 days.

When the New Zealand embassy in Beijing is closed

The New Zealand embassy in Beijing closes on China’s public holidays, the next being New Year's Day on Friday 1 January 2027 and Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) on Saturday 6 February 2027, and usually on holidays of New Zealand such as Christmas Day on Friday 25 December 2026.

Before visiting the New Zealand embassy in Beijing

Current procedures for the New Zealand embassy in Beijing, including any appointment system, are on its official website, linked on this page.

Near the New Zealand embassy in Beijing

Within 1 km of the New Zealand embassy in Beijing there are 25 other foreign missions.

Frequently asked questions

What is the address of the New Zealand Embassy in Beijing?

The New Zealand embassy in Beijing is at No. 1 Ritan Dongerjie, (1 Ritan East 2nd Street), Chaoyang District, 100600, Beijing.

What are the opening hours of the New Zealand Embassy in Beijing?

The New Zealand embassy in Beijing is listed as open Monday to Friday, 08:30–17:00 with a midday break.

Is the New Zealand Embassy in Beijing open on Saturday?

No. The hours on record for the New Zealand embassy in Beijing do not include Saturday.

When is the New Zealand Embassy in Beijing closed?

The New Zealand embassy in Beijing closes on China’s public holidays, the next being New Year's Day on Friday 1 January 2027, and usually on the national day of New Zealand.

Do Chinese citizens need a visa for New Zealand?

Chinese citizens must obtain a visa before travelling to New Zealand.

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