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Fiji visa, customs and quarantine information for importing/exporting items into the Fijian Islands. If you are planning to travel to Fiji, you must ensure you have a current passport and a visitor's visa to enter the Fijian Islands. Fiji customs control or restrict the importation or exportation of certain items into the islands. Items such as food and organics are prohibited or restricted.
Travelers to the Fijian Islands must have a current passport and visitor's visa to enter the country.
It is advisable to contact the Embassy of Fiji for specific information regarding customs requirements. Importation of animals, fresh food, soil and other items into the Fijian Islands is strictly controlled.
Currently travelers from certain countries are granted visitor visas which are valid for four months upon arrival into the Fiji Islands. These visas can be extended up to six months on the conditions that:
For up-to-date information on immigration requirements and to check if travelers from your country do not need a visa, have a look at the Fiji Immigration Department Website. (http://www.immigration.gov.fj/)
Fiji's customs authorities may enforce strict regulations concerning temporary importation into, or export from, Fiji of items such as alcohol or tobacco products.
The following goods are prohibited or restricted:
Pets may be imported only from designated, rabies-free locales. Those wishing to bring pets to the Fiji Islands should contact the Ministry of Agriculture in Suva as much as six months in advance for particulars.
Please check http://www.quarantine.gov.fj/b_entering.aspx for more information on quarantined items.
To help plan your Fiji holiday choose from the categories below: