Cyclone and flood recovery support and initiatives

Cyclone Gabrielle continues to impact the Hawke’s Bay and the effects will be long-lasting.

Critical infrastructure repairs are a top priority, but the damage wrought by the cyclone is not just physical – the mental health and wellbeing of business owners, employees and the broader community cannot be understated.

Find more information on cyclone and flood recovery support and initiatives.
AdviceLine, on 0800 800 362, offers support and guidance on any employment matters.

International Trade

ATA Carnets

An ATA Carnet is a Customs document that facilitates the temporary export of goods overseas, valid for up to one year. Issued and guaranteed by national organisations around the world, only we have the sole rights to issue these in New Zealand.

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Certificates of Origin

Related to these Certificates, we also verify the authenticity of other export documentation, including commercial invoices, bills of lading, visa applications, insurance documents and MAF certificates.

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Global Link

The Global Link page is the place to go for a wealth of trade information held by us. Here, you will find information on exporting, trade fairs from around the globe, delegations that may be visiting New Zealand or the Chamber, overseas companies looking for importers or suppliers, ICC publications and more.

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Business Visas, Invitation and Introduction Letters

Want to invite a business delegation to visit Wellington? Would you like to visit a Chamber of Commerce on an overseas business trip?

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Delegations and Trade Fairs

Want to find a business delegation that is visiting New Zealand, or trade fairs happening around the world? Information on these events provided to the Chamber is published here.

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We provide practical help with international business solutions

These services help both established and new exporters. A further extension to this is ‘exporters helping exporters’, where the collective advice and lived experience of Kiwi businesses who’ve been there and done that is shared for the common good.