Fiji Holidays

Your passport must have an expiry date at least 6 months after you arrive in Fiji.

You do not need a visa for visits of up to 4 months.

At border control, you must show an onward or return ticket.

At border control, you must show a valid visa for your next destination country.

You must have a yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from a country listed as a transmission risk.

They will confiscate most fresh foodstuffs in your luggage unless you're arriving from a country with a quarantine agreement with Fiji.

Declare cash in any currency worth 10,000 Fijian dollars or more to avoid prosecution.

Take extra care when walking at night, especially if you are a woman travelling alone, due to serious sexual assaults.

Avoid drinking any alcoholic drinks that may contain methanol, as even small amounts can be fatal, and seek urgent medical help if you feel ill after drinking.

Be alert to credit card fraud, such as skimming devices, when paying or using ATMs.

Only use licensed taxis and minibuses, which have yellow number plates, as unlicensed ones are frequently not insured.

Swim only from beaches with lifeguards and follow the flag warning system due to dangerous rip tides along reefs.

When scuba diving, check the hyperbaric chamber's operational status and ensure your insurance covers diving and medical evacuation.

Cover your shoulders and knees in rural villages and during kava ceremonies, as topless bathing and nudity in public are illegal.