It will be the fourth repatriation flight since fatal clashes broke out between pro-independence protesters and security forces.
In the latest developments, a police officer reportedly shot and killed a man after he and a colleague were attacked by a group of about 15 people.
It comes just a day after French President Emmanuel Macron visited the territory in a bid to calm tensions.
Meanwhile, a New Zealander evacuated from New Caledonia said parts of the capital were like a bomb site.
Andre Capiez was one of about 50 people who were on the third evacuation flight from Noumea, amid riots in the country.
Capiez, born in New Caledonia, said most of the damage in Noumea could not be seen from tourist areas.
“In parts of the city it’s like, amazing. I mean, you know [if you’ve seen] pictures of bombed areas, that’s what it looks like. Everything’s been burned down and looted...”
People on both sides of the civil unrest did not condone the violence, Capiez said.
The death toll from the civil unrest had risen to seven overnight.
- RNZ