New Zealand‘s main interaction with Luxembourg takes place through the EU and multilateral organisations.
Luxembourg is the second smallest of the EU states after Malta. It hosts a number of EU institutions (including the European Court of Justice and certain organs of the European Council and Parliament).
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Total trade in goods |
$6.6 million |
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Exports to Luxembourg |
$637,000 |
Top exports: Toys and sports equipment |
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Imports from Luxembourg |
$5.96 million |
Top imports: Plastics |
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GDP |
US$70 billion |
New Zealanders aged between 18 and 30 can apply for a 12-month working holiday visa for Luxembourg.
For more information, please visit Work and Travel Luxembourg (external link).
The Māori Electoral Option is an opportunity for anyone who is of New Zealand Māori descent and who is enrolled to vote to choose which electoral roll they want to be on – the General roll or the Māori roll.
The New Zealand National Commemoration for the centenary of the Battle of Passchendaele will take place on 12 October 2017.
The FONZletter is our electronic newsletter for the Friends of New Zealand (FONZ) group in the European Parliament as well as other key contacts in EU institutions.
Statement as delivered by Carolyn Schwalger, Deputy Permanent Representative of New Zealand to the United Nations, 8 November 2016