Visiting New Zealand, unable to install

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I am currently on a trip in New Zealand and I wanted to install Pokémon GO here from the regular Google Play Store since in my home place (DE) it is not yet released. But I keep getting it not offered.

Is there a way to make this work?






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Do I need a Covid test to enter NZ?

You do not need a pre-departure test to enter New Zealand. Most travellers need to be vaccinated and take 2 rapid antigen tests (RATs) after arriving in New Zealand. If you transit through New Zealand, you do not need to be vaccinated or complete the New Zealand Traveller Declaration.

Can I travel to New Zealand if I am vaccinated?

Any vaccine that has been approved by at least 1 government health authority or approval authority is approved for entry into New Zealand. To be eligible to enter New Zealand, you must have had a full course of an approved COVID-19 vaccine.

What are the Covid restrictions in New Zealand?

Face coverings are required by legislation on all New Zealand domestic flights and Air New Zealand requires all passengers to wear a face-covering on international flights. Since 1 February 2022, Air New Zealand requires customers aged 18 or older travelling anywhere on its international network to be fully vaccinated.

Is New Zealand accepting visitors now?

You may travel to New Zealand while the border is closed if we consider it a critical purpose to travel.



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