Amid news&nbsp;of Google co-founder Larry Page surfacing in Fiji to ride out the pandemic, reports say he was&nbsp;allowed in&nbsp;New Zealand despite the fact that the country had&nbsp;closed its borders due to the pandemic.

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The reclusive Google co-founder reportedly wanted&nbsp;his young child to be treated in an&nbsp;Auckland hospital. Page, 48, and his child were reportedly evacuated aboard a&nbsp;New Zealand air&nbsp;ambulance.

New Zealand has severe entry COVID-19 restrictions. It is unclear whether Page spent time in isolation which is mandatory in New Zealand.

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New Zealand's opposition demanded an explanation from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Page being allowed&nbsp;entry into the country.

The New Zealand government categorised Page's visit as a "medical emergency" situation while adding that "Larry Page met relevant requirements to be approved entry to New Zealand.”

Page's request for entry into New Zealand was reportedly granted in January.&nbsp;

The high profile Google billionaire has kept a low profile ever since the pandemic began last year. He reportedly arrived in Fiji in a private jet and is reported to have bought an island in the country, however, the Fiji government hasn't revealed his whereabouts.

Page had reportedly spent time in Fiji's Tavarua island and was later spotted in Namotu. Although Fiji had closed its border due to the pandemic but its “Blue Lane” initiative allows high net individuals including superyacht and private jet owners to enter the country.

Page who co-founded Google with&nbsp;Sergey Brin is one of the richest men in the world with a net worth of US$ 121billon.

(With inputs from Agencies)

Amid news of Google co-founder Larry Page surfacing in Fiji to ride out the pandemic, reports say he was allowed in New Zealand despite the fact that the country had closed its borders due to the pandemic.

Amid news of Google co-founder Larry Page surfacing in Fiji to ride out the pandemic, reports say he was allowed in New Zealand despite the fact that the country had closed its borders due to the pandemic. Also Read: Is Google co-founder Larry Page hiding in Fiji to ride out Covid pandemic? The reclusive Google co-founder reportedly wanted his young child to be treated in an Auckland hospital. Page, 48, and his child were reportedly evacuated aboard a New Zealand air ambulance. New Zealand has severe entry COVID-19 restrictions. It is unclear whether Page spent time in isolation which is mandatory in New Zealand. Watch: New Zealand's opposition demanded an explanation from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Page being allowed entry into the country. The New Zealand government categorised Page's visit as a "medical emergency" situation while adding that "Larry Page met relevant requirements to be approved entry to New Zealand.” Page's request for entry into New Zealand was reportedly granted in January. The high profile Google billionaire has kept a low profile ever since the pandemic began last year. He reportedly arrived in Fiji in a private jet and is reported to have bought an island in the country, however, the Fiji government hasn't revealed his whereabouts. Page had reportedly spent time in Fiji's Tavarua island and was later spotted in Namotu. Although Fiji had closed its border due to the pandemic but its “Blue Lane” initiative allows high net individuals including superyacht and private jet owners to enter the country. Page who co-founded Google with Sergey Brin is one of the richest men in the world with a net worth of US$ 121billon. (With inputs from Agencies)

After Fiji, Google co-founder Larry Page lands in New Zealand, find out why

According to reports, Google co-founder Larry Page is in Fiji riding out the pandemic. The multi-billionaire reportedly arrived in the Fijian city of Nadi last month on a private jet even as the country has been&nbsp;hit with the second wave of the virus.

Reports say Page, 48, has kept a low profile since the pandemic began last year. He reportedly arrived in the country with coronavirus supplies to help citizens in Fiji.

Page is reportedly spending time in his luxury yacht in the Fijian islands during the pandemic parking himself in Tavarua island. Page was earlier spotted in Namotu amid speculation that he has bought an island in Fiji.

According to reports, Larry Page and Google co-founder Sergey Brin have sold over $1 billion stocks since May with Alphabet stocks on a high since the pandemic last year as the company posted second-quarter revenue and earnings.

Fiji had closed its border due to the coronavirus pandemic however the country's “Blue Lane” initiative allows high net individuals with superyacht and private jets to enter the country with few restrictions.

Reports say Fijian authorities have allowed Larry Page to keep his visit private with very little information on the Google superstars whereabouts.

Page had stepped down as Alphabet CEO in 2019 while handing over the reins to CEO Sundar Pichai. Page and Brin&nbsp;however still have voting rights

Page and Brin had co-founded Google in 1998 with both men ranked as one of the richest men in the world. Page's reported&nbsp;net worth is $117 billion and he is the sixth wealthiest person in the world.

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According to reports, Google co-founder Larry Page is in Fiji riding out the pandemic. The multi-billionaire reportedly arrived in the Fijian city of Nadi last month on a private jet even as the country has been hit with the second wave of the virus.

According to reports, Google co-founder Larry Page is in Fiji riding out the pandemic. The multi-billionaire reportedly arrived in the Fijian city of Nadi last month on a private jet even as the country has been hit with the second wave of the virus. Reports say Page, 48, has kept a low profile since the pandemic began last year. He reportedly arrived in the country with coronavirus supplies to help citizens in Fiji. Page is reportedly spending time in his luxury yacht in the Fijian islands during the pandemic parking himself in Tavarua island. Page was earlier spotted in Namotu amid speculation that he has bought an island in Fiji. According to reports, Larry Page and Google co-founder Sergey Brin have sold over $1 billion stocks since May with Alphabet stocks on a high since the pandemic last year as the company posted second-quarter revenue and earnings. Fiji had closed its border due to the coronavirus pandemic however the country's “Blue Lane” initiative allows high net individuals with superyacht and private jets to enter the country with few restrictions. Reports say Fijian authorities have allowed Larry Page to keep his visit private with very little information on the Google superstars whereabouts. Page had stepped down as Alphabet CEO in 2019 while handing over the reins to CEO Sundar Pichai. Page and Brin however still have voting rights Page and Brin had co-founded Google in 1998 with both men ranked as one of the richest men in the world. Page's reported net worth is $117 billion and he is the sixth wealthiest person in the world. (With inputs from Agencies)

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Worth a search: Is Google co-founder Larry Page hiding in Fiji to ride out Covid pandemic?