Typhoon Kalmaegi

Typhoon Kalmaegi is passing through the Philippines and moving towards Viet Nam, expected to make landfall on Friday 7 November 2025. The typhoon is causing heavy rains and dangerous winds, with gusts up to 165 kph, and may result in further flooding and landslides.

In the Philippines, more than 200,000 people have been evacuated. If you have been affected by the typhoon, you should monitor the local news and weather services, follow instructions of local authorities including evacuation orders, and contact your airline or travel agent for advice about disrupted travel.

Advice for New Zealanders

If you are travelling in an affected area, follow the advice of local authorities and emergency services at all times. You can monitor local news and weather services for the latest developments.

If your travel has been disrupted by the typhoon, please contact your airline or travel agent for more information and advice.

Please let your family and friends in New Zealand know that you are safe when you’re able to. To receive the latest updates and information from the New Zealand Government, register your travel with us on SafeTravel.

For further advice about what to do during severe weather, read our natural disasters page.

New Zealanders who require urgent consular assistance can contact the 24/7 consular emergency line on +64 99 20 20 20.