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This is a scam site and what is scary is you give them your passport details plus other personal information.
I searched for the NZ entry declaration and it look legitimate, I didn't notice that it was sponsored by Google. I filled the form out paid the $60 which turned out to be American $swhich was 106 Aus Dollars.
Etravel-hub.com is a scam website offering fake "Visa on Arrival" passes to countries such as Indonesia
Whilst processing an Arrival Card they will insist you have to buy the official eVOA via them. You will pay and find you have been issued a fake QR when you arrive
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