Singapore-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement.
The Singapore-New Zealand FTA entry into force in 2001.
The objectives of the New Zealand-Singapore Free Trade Agreement are:
- To strength the bilateral relationships and trade between New Zealand and Singapore through the establishment of a
closer economic partnership
- To liberalize
the
foreign trade
in products and services and improve the Foreign direct investment (FDI)
- To support the liberalization process in the APEC and support the WTO
- To improve the efficiency and competitiveness of the export products and services sectors of New Zealand and Singapore and expand the foreign trade and foreign direct investment
- To achieve the equitable treatment and protection to the bilateral investments between New Zealand and Singapore
The main benefits of the New Zealand-Singapore Free Trade Agreement are.
- The FTA will eliminate all the import tariffs
- The tested electrical and electronic equipment in Singapore will not require a second testing if exported to New Zealand
- New Zealand and Singapore wish to liberalize many services sectors (professional services, financial services, and environmental services)
Sample - New Zealand-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

Foreign Trade New Zealand-Singapore.
- Total trade between New Zealand and Singapore is increasing (NZD 2.8 billion)
- Imports from Singapore to New Zealand: NZD 1.914 billion
- Exports of New Zealand to Singapore: NZD 690 million
- Singapore is a significant foreign direct investment source (FDI)
in New Zealand
NOTE: See also the Trans-Pacific Partnership among Brunei, Chile, New Zealand, and Singapore.