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Alerts and Action Guides
This is not a republication page. NZSAFE selects important themes from public information published by Chinese diplomatic missions, New Zealand Police and other authoritative organisations, then writes practical verification, risk and response guidance for Chinese-speaking families. The three Police PDF topics have been turned into on-site HTML action guides, with the official material retained as a source link. These guides are for public education and do not replace the issuing organisation’s advice.
Chinese Embassy in New Zealand
Chinese Embassy Reminder: Beware of Telecommunications Fraud
Official source
NZSAFE reading note: If an urgent caller claims to represent an embassy, the Police, a bank or a courier, do not transfer money or disclose verification codes. End the call and use contact details published on the organisation’s official website.
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Chinese Embassy in New Zealand
Chinese Embassy Reminder: Beware of Passport and Travel Document Agency Risks
Official source
NZSAFE reading note: For passport and travel-document services, follow the process and contact details published on the diplomatic mission’s official website. Do not submit identity documents or payment based only on a social-media advertisement or private agent’s promise.
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NZ Police
An Unknown Caller or WeChat Contact Wants Your Cooperation? Pause and Verify
Date pending review
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NZ Police
A Caller Says a Family Member Has Been Kidnapped: Confirm Safety Before Any Payment
Date pending review
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NZ Police
“Blessing” Scams: How Older People and Their Families Can Recognise and Respond
Date pending review
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