
India's free trade agreement with New Zealand came into force on Tuesday, eliminating 100% tariffs on Indian exports and introducing $20 billion in foreign direct investment.
The pact introduces two new Temporary Employment Entry visa categories for highly skilled Indian nationals and iconic professions, allowing up to 5,000 holders at once.
New Zealand exporters receive tariff concessions on 70% of product lines covering 95% of bilateral trade value, alongside protective minimum import price provisions for domestic farmers.