Fiji Visa

The Visitor Permit is issued free of charge to Indian citizens upon arrival.

No, a transit visa is not required, provided you have a valid onward or return ticket.

To obtain a Visitor Permit on arrival, Indian travellers must present:

• A passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure from Fiji
• A confirmed return or onward ticket
• Proof of sufficient funds (such as a bank statement)
• Confirmed accommodation details in Fiji

Yes, it is mandatory to show a return or onward ticket at the time of entry.

There is no fixed minimum amount specified. However, travellers must demonstrate that they have sufficient funds to cover their stay.

No, travel insurance is not mandatory. However, it is highly recommended to cover medical emergencies, cancellations, or unexpected events.

No, employment is strictly not permitted under a Visitor Permit issued for tourism.

If you intend to work, you must apply for the appropriate permit, such as a Business Visitor Permit, which is typically valid for up to 14 days.

Yes, Indian citizens can visit Fiji for business purposes under the visa-free arrangement. The duration of stay will depend on the permit issued upon arrival.

Yes, attending conferences or seminars is allowed, provided your stay does not exceed the validity of your Visitor Permit.

Yes, the Visitor Permit can be extended for an additional 2 months by applying through Fiji Immigration.

Note: The extension must be applied for before the current permit expires.

Yes, Indian citizens can apply through the Fiji High Commission in New Delhi. The main visa types include:

• Single Entry Visa (SEV): Valid for a single entry within 3 months
• Multiple Entry Visa (MEV): Valid for multiple entries over 12 months, with each stay not exceeding 4 months

Applicants may need to submit supporting documents such as proof of accommodation, financial means, and travel itinerary, depending on the purpose of travel.