GA Ops to Norfolk Island

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This from the current Air New Zealand website:

Domestic travel between Norfolk Island and mainland Australia

Travel between Norfolk Island and mainland Australia will be classed as domestic travel however airlines will continue to depart from the International terminals. Therefore, all travellers are required to complete customs formalities on departure and arrival into Norfolk Island and mainland Australia, where their identity will be verified against their travel documentation.

• A valid passport continues to be the preferred and highly recommended method of identification, for all foreign nationals as well as Australian citizens
• Other acceptable forms of photo ID are Australian Government issued IDs such as motor vehicle drivers' licenses, departmental identity cards or an official document verifying their ID
• Minors (without ID) may travel accompanied by an adult who has appropriate documentation
• Unaccompanied minors (without ID) will require their parent or guardians' details to be recorded on the back of the boarding pass to assist with the verification of their identity at Customs processing

Anyone travelling without a valid passport or alternative form of photo ID will experience delays at Customs processing, and may have other implications for duty free and emergencies.


These may also help:

https://archive.homeaffairs.gov.au/t...and-travellers

https://archive.homeaffairs.gov.au/t...olk-air-arrive

https://archive.homeaffairs.gov.au/t...olk-air-depart


Or this from https://regional.gov.au/territories/...ic-travel.aspx which implies you depart from a designated international airport;What identity documents do I need to travel to Norfolk Island?

Passports and visas are not required when travelling to Norfolk Island from the Australian mainland. However, photographic identification, such as an Australian Driver's Licence, Proof of Age card or current Norfolk Island Document of Identity, must be produced for each passenger (including children) for clearance through Australian Customs and Immigration. A valid passport meets this identification requirement and is the preferred means of documentation to expedite passenger processing and provide passenger identification in the case of a flight diversion to another country.


Like's been said, plenty of information out there if you search adequately.

There's so much info on what's required it's disturbing you need to ask here?

Agree.