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Fiji Visa Types

• Single Entry Visa (SEV), which is valid for 3 months and can be used to enter Fiji only once. 

• Mutiple Entry Visa (MEV), which is valid for multiple entries to Fiji within a period of 12 months, starting from the date of issue. The multiple entry visa holder can remain in Fiji for 4 months at most, for each entry.

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Fiji visa requirements for holiday purpose

• Visa Application form fully completed.

• Copy of the passport main page with bio data. Must be certified. 

• Two recent passport size photos, in color. 

• Confirmation of pre-booked hotel, if you will be staying at a hotel. 

• Acopy of the travel intinerary / ticket.

• Proof of funds to financially support yourself during the whole duration of stay. This could be your bank statements or visa cards. 

• Proof of approved visa and onward ticket, if you will be traveling to another country after Fiji, for which you need a visa. 

• Consent letter from spouse (if travelling alone).

• Consent letter from parents, for individuals 18 years old and under travelling alone. 

• Approved leave letter from work or school, stating the days of absence. The letter must be signed and stamped by the employer / school principal. 

• If you will be staying over at friends or family memebers you also need to submit:

• Sponsoring letter by the local host. 

• copy of hot's valid ID/Passport/Residence permit. 

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Fiji Visa Fee

If you are applying for a single entry visa you wil need to pay $91.00

whereas, if you are applying for a mutiple entry visa you will need to pay $180.00

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Is Fiji a Safe country to visit? 

If you wish to visit Fiji, but you are unsure of its safety, then we can assure you Fiji is a safe country overall. 

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How to Travel to Fiji? 

You can reach Fiji by flying at its Nadi International Airport located in Viti Levu. There are flights from Los Angeles, about 10 hours long, From New Zealand, about three hours, and from Australia, which may take approximately 4 hours of your time. 

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What Can a Tourist Do in Fiji? 

There are countless things that you can see and do in the small territory of Jiji. However, we have picked the top five attractions that are a must-see for every tourist in the country.

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• Levuka, the capital of Ovalau, is the only UNESCO world Heritage Site in Fiji, and it is the place the first European colonized in the 10th century. It has a historic center amid mango trees and coconut palms, the Royal Hotel dating back to 1860 and the Sacred Heart Cathedral from the same year. 

• Beqa Lagoon in Viti Levu, located in the southeast of Nadi, lures divers and adventure seekers to see the numerous species living there, including bull sharks, whitetips and tiger sharks. 

• The Great Astrollabe Reef located in the fouth largest island of Fiji, in Kadavu, is home to a 100-kilometer-long Great Astrolabe Reef, alongside with some other small islands. This reef is the fourth largest barrier reef in the world, and most of its dive sites are eaily accessible by boat from the southern shores of Kadavu. 

• The Fiji Museum in Viti Levu will help you learn everything about the fascinating Fijian Culture and history. The small museum is set within the Thurston Gardens, so you can also visit those at the same time. 

• Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple in Nadi is the largest and most colorful Hindu Temple in the Southern Hemisphere. It is not only a magnet to believers but also tourists and admirers of the Dravidian architecture.