Fiji travel restrictions

Fiji Fiji will initially offer quarantine-free travel to fully vaccinated tourists from Travel Partner countries. Currently these are Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United Arab Emirates, United States of America, New Zealand, Cook Islands, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Nauru, New Caledonia, Palau, Samoa, Solomon Islands, French Polynesia, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.

Once you arrive, you can holiday safely and enjoy the best of Fiji knowing that when sticking to Care Fiji Committed businesses, everyone you interact with will be fully vaccinated.

Fiji Fiji reopening to travelers on December 1, 2021
Fiji’s government has announced that as of December 1, 2021, quarantine-free travel will be allowed for vaccinated residents of the following countries:

Australia
Canada
France
Germany
Japan
New Zealand
Qatar
Singapore
South Korea
Spain
Switzerland
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States
Most Pacific Island countries and territories
There are relatively few restrictions beyond that, though there are a few things to note:

For the purposes of vaccination, Fiji recognizes Astra-Zeneca, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, and Pfizer
Travelers will need a negative RT PCR coronavirus test within three days of departing to Fiji
Travelers will need a coronavirus test upon arrival at their accommodation in Fiji
So yeah, if you’re vaccinated and from select countries, you’ll be able to visit Fiji with two tests. In the grand scheme of things, that seems like a fair requirement.

Fiji Fiji, the South Pacific archipelago of more than 300 islands, closed its borders to tourists in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Officials now say the country is poised to open its borders once again.

Indeed, Fiji plans to re-open November 1, Fiji’s Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama, said on the Radio Fiji One Nai Lalakai program, FBC (Fiji) News reports. That’s even earlier than an anticipated reopening on December 1.

Bainimarama says the planned reopening is based on recent developments both locally and abroad, and that the government is confident the goal will be met.

“You must have heard that Qantas has announced its international restart plan for December,” Bainimarama said. “Qantas plans to include Fiji, which has given us the confidence to open our international border by November 1.”

Earlier this week, Qantas Airways, Australia’s largest airline, announced its plans to prepare for international travel in countries with high vaccine rates to resume in December. “We’re preparing for a gradual restart of international flights from mid-December 2021, with plans linked to the vaccination rollout in Australia and key international markets,” the airline said in a statement.

Fiji Latest News: Authorities impose 48-hour COVID-19 lockdown on settlement outside of Suva because of increase in cases (Xinhua, 22.06.2021).

International Restrictions:
Passengers are not permitted to enter or transit through Fiji. This does not apply to nationals and residents of Fiji, Australia or New Zealand, provided that they have downloaded the “careFIJI App” when arriving in Fiji. Fiji nationals must hold a negative PCR test obtained within 72 hours prior to departure if they are travelling from a country determined as a high risk for Covid-19, and have confirmed this via pereeza.ali@govnet.gov.fj or crmt@govnet.gov.fj. Foreign nationals and Fiji residents travelling to Fiji must hold a negative quantitative RT-PCR or Cepheid GeneXpert test certificate obtained within 72 hours prior to departure. The test result must include the laboratory letter head and laboratory contact details, patient details, type of sample collected, date of sample collection, date test was conducted, type of test conducted, lab sample number, and name of lab supervisor/staff signing off on the result. Foreign nationals may be refused entry if they have not obtained permission to enter Fiji from the Office of the Prime Minister at pereeza.ali@govnet.gov.fj
Passengers are required to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival in Fiji.
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: borderrequest@immi.gov.fj. Further information can be found on the Fiji government website. All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

Internal Restrictions:

*Travel in Fiji: Travel restrictions have been in place in Fiji following a COVID-19 outbreak. Scheduled international and domestic passenger flights have been suspended though some outbound “Special flights” are being operated by Fiji Airways. The main island of Viti Levu has two “containment zones” one covering the Greater Suva Area and one covering the Nadi/Lautoka area in the west. Travel into and out of these zones is restricted. The Fijian Government continues with targeted of lockdown of areas where existing clusters of COVID-19 exist. Some boat services to and from Viti Levu remain suspended but some journeys have been approved under tight controls.
Only persons with a pass issued by the Ministry of Health are allowed through checkpoints between zones. Public transportation within the zones is available but limited to 50 percent seating capacity. Mask wearing on public transport is mandatory and people can be fined for non-compliance.
The Fijian government is encouraging most people to work from home, and to leave their houses only if essential.
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 6pm to 4am each night. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji government website
*Accommodation: Some hotels and rental accommodation are open with COVID-19 protocols including social distancing measures in place.
*Public places and services: Most public places in Viti Levu are closed, other than essential businesses including supermarkets and pharmacies. Nightclubs remain closed and you must abide by the nationwide curfew which need you to remain in your home or accommodation between 6pm and 4am.
Restrictions on movement remain in place in Viti Levu. The capital, Suva is part of a large containment area reaching to Nausori where restrictions are in place. Some non-essential businesses have resumed operations alongside essential businesses following approval from government provided that they follow COVID-19 safety protocols Fijians and residents are required to display their careFiji app or register their details for contact tracing purposes for example when entering supermarkets or shops. The Fijian Government has introduced regulations that require all employers and employees in both the public and private sector to obtain a COVID-19 vaccination. Many people continue to work from home given high community transmission levels. Schools remain closed and tertiary education institutions remained closed have resumed classes online.
*Be prepared for your plans to change: No travel is risk-free during COVID. Countries may further restrict travel or bring in new rules at short notice, for example due to a new COVID-19 variant. Check with your travel company or airline for any transport changes which may delay your journey home.
If you test positive for COVID-19, you may need to stay where you are until you test negative. You may also need to seek treatment there.
Plan ahead and make sure you: can access money; understand what your insurance will cover; can make arrangements to extend your stay and be away for longer than planned

Fiji Latest News: Authorities impose 48-hour COVID-19 lockdown on settlement outside of Suva because of increase in cases (Xinhua, 22.06.2021).

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: borderrequest@immi.gov.fj. Further information can be found on the Fiji government website. All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

Internal Restrictions:

*Travel in Fiji: Travel restrictions have been in place in Fiji since 26 April following identification of a number of COVID-19 cases outside quarantine. International and domestic passenger flights have been suspended and restrictions have been put in place for public places and services. The Fijian Government continues to lockdown areas where existing clusters of COVID-19 exist. Boat services to and from Viti Levu remain suspended.
Only persons travelling for medical purposes will be allowed through checkpoints between zones, while all non-essential businesses must remain closed. Public transportation within the zones will be available but limited to 50 percent seating capacity.
The Fijian government is encouraging people to work from home, and to leave their houses only if essential.
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 6pm to 4am each night. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji government website
*Accommodation: Some hotels and rental accommodation are open with COVID-19 protocols including social distancing measures in place.
*Public places and services: Most public places in Viti Levu are closed, other than essential businesses including supermarkets and pharmacies. Nightclubs remain closed and you must abide by the nationwide curfew which need you to remain in your home or accommodation between 6pm and 4am.

Fiji Latest News: Fiji extends flight cancellations as it braces for case surge in second outbreak (StuffNZ, 05.05.2021).

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: borderrequest@immi.gov.fj. Further information can be found on the Fiji government website. All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

Internal Restrictions:

*Travel in Fiji: Travel restrictions have been in place in Fiji since 26 April following identification of a number of COVID-19 cases outside quarantine. International and domestic passenger flights have been suspended and restrictions have been put in place for public places and services. The Fijian Government has put in place six containment zones in the main island, Viti Levu. Boat services to and from Viti Levu remain suspended.
Only persons travelling for medical purposes will be allowed through checkpoints between zones, while all non-essential businesses must remain closed. Public transportation within the zones will be available but limited to 50 percent seating capacity. The Fijian government is encouraging people to work from home, and to leave their houses only if essential.
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 6pm to 4am each night. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji government website.
*Accommodation: Some hotels and rental accommodation are open with COVID-19 protocols including social distancing measures in place.
*Public places and services: Most public places in Viti Levu are closed, other than essential businesses including supermarkets and pharmacies. Nightclubs remain closed and you must abide by the nationwide curfew which need you to remain in your home or accommodation between 6pm and 4am.

Fiji Latest News: Fiji extends flight cancellations as it braces for case surge in second outbreak (StuffNZ, 05.05.2021).

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: borderrequest@immi.gov.fj. Further information can be found on the Fiji government website. All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

Internal Restrictions:
*Travel in Fiji: Fiji entered a 14-day restriction period from 26 April following identification of a number of COVID-19 cases outside quarantine. International passenger flights have been suspended and restrictions have been put in place for public places and services. The Fijian Government has put in place six containment zones in the main island, Viti Levu. Boat services to and from Viti Levu remain suspended. Only persons travelling for medical purposes will be allowed through checkpoints between zones, while all non-essential businesses must remain closed. Public transportation within the zones will be available but limited to 50 percent seating capacity.
The Fijian government is encouraging people to work from home, and to leave their houses only if essential. A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji government website.
*Accommodation: Some hotels and rental accommodation are open with COVID-19 protocols including social distancing measures in place.
*Public places and services: Most public places in Viti Levu are closed, other than essential businesses including supermarkets and pharmacies. Nightclubs remain closed and you must abide by the nationwide curfew which need you to remain in your home or accommodation between 11pm and 4am.

Fiji Latest News

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: borderrequest@immi.gov.fj. Further information can be found on the Fiji government website. All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

Internal Restrictions:
*Travel in Fiji: Fiji entered a 14-day restriction period from 26 April following identification of a number of COVID-19 cases outside quarantine. International passenger flights have been suspended and restrictions have been put in place for public places and services. The Fijian Government has announced that from 26 April for the next 14 days, the public will not be allowed in or out of four containment zones: Lami, Suva, Nausori and Nadi-Lautoka.
During the period, police will be closing off exits at the containment zones’ checkpoints. The Nadi-Lautoka containment area will be divided into two zones and movement between the two is no longer allowed.
Only persons travelling for medical purposes will be allowed through checkpoints while all non-essential businesses must remain closed. Public transportation within the zones will be available but limited to 50 percent seating capacity.
The Fijian government is encouraging people to work from home, and to leave their houses only if essential.
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji government website.
*Accommodation: Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place.
*Public places and services: Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools. Nightclubs remain closed and you must abide by the nationwide curfew which need you to remain in your home or accommodation between 11pm and 4am.

Fiji Latest News

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: borderrequest@immi.gov.fj. Further information can be found on the Fiji government website. All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

Internal Restrictions:
*Travel in Fiji: Following identification of a COVID-19 case outside quarantine, Fiji has entered a 14 day restriction period from 19 April. Travel between the West (Nadi, Lautoka and surrounding areas) and other parts of Viti Levu is very limited. Religious services, sporting events and non-work gatherings are suspended. Schools are closed for three weeks. Many businesses continue to operate but require customers to display their careFiji app or register their details for contact tracing purpose. High-risk businesses such as gyms, cafes, bars, and amusement arcades will be closed for the 14 day period. Domestic passenger flights and boat services to and from Viti Levu are suspended from 22 April. International flights are suspended until further notice for all passenger air travel into and out of Fiji for non-medical purposes. The Fijian government is encouraging people to work from home, and to leave their houses only if essential.
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Gatherings are no longer restricted to a hard limit of 100 persons, but venues are required to limit capacity by half. This applies to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Fiji’s authorities are encouraging social distancing, good hand hygiene and are urging those who have cold/flu symptoms to stay at home. Fiji government is also encouraging residents to download the careFiji contact tracing app. In some instances, such as at the airport, you will need to show you have this on your phone. Full details on the government’s response can be found on the Ministry of Health and Medical services website.
If you’re looking to leave Fiji and are visiting the outer islands, you’re advised to return to the main island of Viti Levu immediately. Further cases of COVID-19 in Fiji could see the reintroduction of restrictions on internal travel and/or a lockdown of affected areas. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji government website.
*Accommodation: Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place.
*Public places and services: Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools. Nightclubs remain closed and you must abide by the nationwide curfew which need you to remain in your home or accommodation between 11pm and 4am.

Fiji Latest News: Authorities resume inbound passenger flights from 29 December; new quarantine protocols reported (Fiji Village, 28.12.2020). Government temporarily bans all inbound flights (Xinhua, 22.12.2020). All public transport services will cease from 11 p.m. on 16 December (Xinhua, 16.12.2020)

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji.
Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: borderrequest@immi.gov.fj. Further information can be found on the Fiji government website.
All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders.
These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

Internal Restrictions:
*Travel in Fiji: A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Gatherings are no longer restricted to a hard limit of 100 persons, but venues are required to limit capacity by half. This applies to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Fiji’s authorities are encouraging social distancing, good hand hygiene and are urging those who have cold/flu symptoms to stay at home. Fiji government is also encouraging residents to download the careFiji contact tracing app. In some instances, such as at the airport, you will need to show you have this on your phone. Full details on the government’s response can be found on the Ministry of Health and Medical services website. If you’re looking to leave Fiji and are visiting the outer islands, you’re advised to return to the main island of Viti Levu immediately. Further cases of COVID-19 in Fiji could see the reintroduction of restrictions on internal travel and/or a lockdown of affected areas. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji government website.
*Accommodation: Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place.
*Public places and services: Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools. Nightclubs remain closed and you must abide by the nationwide curfew which need you to remain in your home or accommodation between 11pm and 4am.

Fiji Latest News: Authorities resume inbound passenger flights from 29 December; new quarantine protocols reported (Fiji Village, 28.12.2020). Government temporarily bans all inbound flights (Xinhua, 22.12.2020). All public transport services will cease from 11 p.m. on 16 December (Xinhua, 16.12.2020)

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji.
Ahead of travel, returning residents and non-Fiji citizens must request approval from the Office of the Prime Minister for entry (by air or sea) into Fiji. Contact the Office of the Prime Minister by email: borderrequest@immi.gov.fj. Further information can be found on the Fiji government website.
All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders.
These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

Internal Restrictions:
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Gatherings of up to 100 individuals are now allowed. This applies to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Domestic travel is returning to normal following the end of the suspension of travel to Fiji’s outer islands. Fiji’s authorities are encouraging social distancing, good hand hygiene and are urging those who have cold/flu symptoms to stay at home. Fiji Government is also encouraging residents to download the careFiji contact tracing app. In some instances e.g. at the airport, you will be required to show you have this on your phone. Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place. Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools.

Fiji Latest News: Authorities resume inbound passenger flights from 29 December; new quarantine protocols reported (Fiji Village, 28.12.2020). Government temporarily bans all inbound flights (Xinhua, 22.12.2020). All public transport services will cease from 11 p.m. on 16 December (Xinhua, 16.12.2020)

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): You can find more information regarding inbound passenger flights into Fiji from the Ministry of Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport. The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Returning residents and citizens must request permission to enter Fiji from the COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce (CRMT). To do this you will need to email the following documents to crmt@govnet.gov.fj :
• letter addressed to the Chair COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce providing background to your request
• copy of passport bio-data page
• copy of the valid work permit or provide the approval letter by Immigration that was given for the work permit
• proposed itinerary
• confirmation you’re willing to enter a government-mandated quarantine facility for 14 days
• evidence of a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test (for a nasopharyngeal sample taken not more than 72 hours before departure). The test result must be in the form of the complete report from the laboratory that performed the test
All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed. Further information can be found the Fiji government website.

Internal Restrictions:
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Gatherings of up to 100 individuals are now allowed. This applies to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Domestic travel is returning to normal following the end of the suspension of travel to Fiji’s outer islands. Fiji’s authorities are encouraging social distancing, good hand hygiene and are urging those who have cold/flu symptoms to stay at home. Fiji Government is also encouraging residents to download the careFiji contact tracing app. In some instances e.g. at the airport, you will be required to show you have this on your phone. Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place. Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools.

Fiji Latest News: Government temporarily bans all inbound flights (Xinhua, 22.12.2020). All public transport services will cease from 11 p.m. on 16 December (Xinhua, 16.12.2020)

International Restrictions:
*Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19): The COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce (CRMT) is announcing a suspension of all inbound passenger flights to Fiji between Thursday 24th December and Monday 28th December 2020. Any traveller onboard these flights coming from the UK, as well as passengers deemed as travelling contacts of UK-based travellers will be identified and quarantined separately. You can find more information regarding inbound passenger flights into Fiji from the Ministry of Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport. The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. The Fiji border remains closed to British tourists. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Returning residents and citizens must request permission to enter Fiji from the COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce (CRMT). To do this you will need to email the following documents to crmt@govnet.gov.fj :
• letter addressed to the Chair COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce providing background to your request
• copy of passport bio-data page
• copy of the valid work permit or provide the approval letter by Immigration that was given for the work permit
• proposed itinerary
• confirmation you’re willing to enter a government-mandated quarantine facility for 14 days
• evidence of a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test (for a nasopharyngeal sample taken not more than 72 hours before departure). The test result must be in the form of the complete report from the laboratory that performed the test
All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed. Further information can be found the Fiji government website.

Internal Restrictions:
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Gatherings of up to 100 individuals are now allowed. This applies to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Domestic travel is returning to normal following the end of the suspension of travel to Fiji’s outer islands. Fiji’s authorities are encouraging social distancing, good hand hygiene and are urging those who have cold/flu symptoms to stay at home. Fiji Government is also encouraging residents to download the careFiji contact tracing app. In some instances e.g. at the airport, you will be required to show you have this on your phone. Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place. Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools.

Fiji Latest News: Government temporarily bans all inbound flights (Xinhua, 22.12.2020). All public transport services will cease from 11 p.m. on 16 December (Xinhua, 16.12.2020)

International Restrictions:
The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Air New Zealand have indicated they will operate a number of flights between Auckland and Nadi. Fiji Airways have indicated they will continue to operate ad hoc flights. Returning residents and citizens must request permission to enter Fiji from the COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce (CRMT). To do this you will need to email the following documents to crmt@govnet.gov.fj: Letter addressed to the Chair COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce providing background to your request; Copy of passport bio-data page; Copy of the valid work permit or provide the approval letter by Immigration that was given for the work permit; Proposed itinerary; Confirmation you are willing to enter a government-mandated quarantine facility for 14 days; Evidence of a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test (for a nasopharyngeal sample taken not more than 72 hours before departure). The test result must be in the form of the complete report from the laboratory that performed the test.

Internal Restrictions:
A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Gatherings of up to 100 individuals are now allowed. This applies to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Domestic travel is returning to normal following the end of the suspension of travel to Fiji’s outer islands. Fiji’s authorities are encouraging social distancing, good hand hygiene and are urging those who have cold/flu symptoms to stay at home. Fiji Government is also encouraging residents to download the careFiji contact tracing app. In some instances e.g. at the airport, you will be required to show you have this on your phone. Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place. Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools.

Fiji Fiji has restricted the entry of all travelers who are not nationals of Fiji, and they must go into quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.

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International restrictions:

The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Air New Zealand have indicated they will operate a number of flights between Auckland and Nadi. Fiji Airways have indicated they will continue to operate ad hoc flights. Returning residents and citizens must request permission to enter Fiji from the COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce (CRMT). To do this you will need to email the following documents to crmt@govnet.gov.fj: Letter addressed to the Chair COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Taskforce providing background to your request; Copy of passport bio-data page; Copy of the valid work permit or provide the approval letter by Immigration that was given for the work permit; Proposed itinerary; Confirmation you are willing to enter a government-mandated quarantine facility for 14 days; Evidence of a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test (for a nasopharyngeal sample taken not more than 72 hours before departure). The test result must be in the form of the complete report from the laboratory that performed the test.

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Internal restrictions:

A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Gatherings of up to 100 individuals are now allowed. This applies to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Domestic travel is returning to normal following the end of the suspension of travel to Fiji’s outer islands. Fiji’s authorities are encouraging social distancing, good hand hygiene and are urging those who have cold/flu symptoms to stay at home. Fiji Government is also encouraging residents to download the careFiji contact tracing app. In some instances e.g. at the airport, you will be required to show you have this on your phone. Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place. Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools.

Fiji Fiji has restricted the entry of all travelers who are not nationals of Fiji, and they must go into quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.

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International restrictions:

The Fiji government has announced changes to International travel due to COVID-19. Only residents and Fijian citizens are allowed to return to Fiji. Air New Zealand have indicated they will operate a number of flights between Auckland and Nadi. Fiji Airways have indicated they will continue to operate ad hoc flights. Returning residents and citizens must: Present a certificate from a recognised medical institution certifying 14 days of quarantine in Australia or New Zealand, along with proof of a negative COVID-19 test result within 48 hours of your departure to Fiji. Once you arrive, you will then spend another seven days in-home quarantine in Fiji. If you haven’t completed 14 days quarantine in Australia or New Zealand, but have a negative COVID-test result within 48 hours of travel, then on arrival to Fiji you must spend 14 days in a government-designated quarantine centre. Afterwards, you can go to your home in Fiji, if you are symptom-free. If you’re a returning Fijian citizen or Fiji resident, you must download the careFIJI app to enter the country. If you don’t have a smartphone, you can buy one upon landing at Nadi airport for $100. This is mandatory. All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders.

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Internal restrictions:

A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Social distancing restrictions now allow gatherings of up to 100 individuals and will apply to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Domestic travel is returning to normal following the end of the suspension of travel to Fiji’s outer islands. Fiji’s authorities are urging users of public transport to observe social distancing. If you’re looking to leave Fiji and are visiting the outer islands, you’re advised to return to the main island of Viti Levu immediately. Further cases of Covid-19 in Fiji could see the reintroduction of restrictions on internal travel and/or a lockdown of affected areas. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji Government website.

Fiji Fiji has restricted the entry of all travelers who are not nationals of Fiji, and they must go into quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.

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International restrictions:

Commercial flights to and from Fiji remain very limited. The Fijian government has announced the closure of its border to all non-Fijian citizens. Only Fijian citizens are allowed to return on repatriation flights and Fiji is not allowing any transits through it from any other country. All foreign nationals who are currently stranded in Fiji have been advised to contact Fiji Immigration Office so that they could be properly guided to maintain their legal status. This applies to all categories of permit holders. These restrictions supersede the regular entry requirements set out below which refer to Fiji’s requirements that existed before the border was closed.

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Internal restrictions:

A nationwide curfew is in effect from 11pm to 4am each night. Social distancing restrictions now allow gatherings of up to 100 individuals and will apply to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants. Domestic travel is returning to normal following the end of the suspension of travel to Fiji’s outer islands. Fiji’s authorities are urging users of public transport to observe social distancing. If you’re looking to leave Fiji and are visiting the outer islands, you’re advised to return to the main island of Viti Levu immediately. Further cases of Covid-19 in Fiji could see the reintroduction of restrictions on internal travel and/or a lockdown of affected areas. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji Government website [https://www.fiji.gov.fj/Media-Centre/News].
Some hotels and rental accommodation are open, and social distancing measures are in place. Public places are open including shops, restaurants, places of worship, cinemas and swimming pools. Nightclubs remain closed and you must abide by the nationwide curfew which requires you to remain in your home or accommodation between 11pm and 4am. Gatherings are restricted to no more than 100 people.

Fiji Fiji has restricted the entry of all travelers who are not nationals of Fiji, and they must go into quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.

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International restrictions:

Fiji has closed its border to foreign nationals who have been in the United States, Europe, China, Italy, Iran, South Korea, or Spain within 14 days of their intended travel to Fiji, including travelers seeking to transit Fiji. Travelers covered by this restriction will be prevented from boarding Fiji-bound flights.
Travelers to Fiji will be asked to complete a health declaration form that will be examined by health officials upon arrival in Fiji. Travelers will also be screened on arrival with handheld temperature scanners, and their travel history and health status will be screened by border agents. Arriving travelers may be required to self-isolate for 14 days at the discretion of local officials. Fiji has banned cruise ships from berthing anywhere in the country.
Yachts can only enter Fiji through Suva, Lautoka, Savusavu and Levuka For other ports, such as Nadi/Denarau, prior arrangement with the Fijian Authorities is required.

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Internal restrictions:

Effective from Monday 22 June, the national curfew will be enforced from 11pm to 4am daily and will remain in force until further notice. Social restrictions have also been relaxed allowing for gatherings up to 100 individuals and will apply to weddings, funerals, conferences, community gatherings, cafes and restaurants.Domestic travel is returning to normal following the end of the suspension of travel to Fiji’s outer islands. Fiji’s authorities are urging users of public transport to observe social distancing.
Further cases of Covid-19 in Fiji could see the reintroduction of restrictions on internal travel and/or a lockdown of affected areas. More information on the latest restrictions are available on the Fiji Government website [https://www.fiji.gov.fj/Media-Centre/News].

Fiji Fiji has restricted the entry of all travelers who are not nationals of Fiji, and they must go into quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.

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International restrictions:

Nadi Airport is closed to all scheduled passenger travel. The Labasa Airport will be temporarily closed to allow the upgrade and maintenance of the runway. The closure will be from July 13th to August 4th.
Fiji Airways has suspended all international flights until the end of June. Transit through Fiji is banned until further notice. All passenger travel to the outer islands has ceased. All foreign nationals who have visited or transited through mainland China,
Iran, South Korea, the US and all of Europe including the UK within 14 days prior to arrival will be denied entry. All cruise ships are banned from entering the country. Returning nationals are required to undergo a self-quarantine for 28 days. National carrier Fiji Airways has suspended all domestic flights; only Fiji Link flights are operating at reduced frequency between Nadi and Suva. Cruise ships are barred from entry.

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Internal restrictions:

A nationwide curfew operates from 22.00 to 05.00. The lockdowns of the Greater Lautoka Area (Western division) and Suva (Central division) have been lifted, though the nationwide curfew remains in place. Schools in Fiji will remain closed until 12 June. Fiji Link airlines has resumed limited domestic services between Nadi and Suva. Gatherings of more than 20 people are banned.

Fiji Fiji has restricted the entry of all travelers who are not nationals of Fiji, and they must go into quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.

International restrictions:

Nadi Airport is closed to all scheduled passenger travel; Fiji Airways has suspended all international flights until the end of June. Transit through Fiji is banned until further notice. All passenger travel to the outer islands has ceased. All foreign nationals who have visited or transited through mainland China,
Iran, South Korea, the US and all of Europe including the UK within 14 days prior to arrival will be denied entry. All cruise ships are banned from entering the country. Returning nationals are required to undergo a self-quarantine for 28 days. National carrier Fiji Airways has suspended all domestic flights; only Fiji Link flights are operating at reduced frequency between Nadi and Suva. Cruise ships are barred from entry.

Internal restrictions:

A nationwide curfew operates from 22.00 to 05.00. The lockdowns of the Greater Lautoka Area (Western division) and Suva (Central division) have been lifted, though the nationwide curfew remains in place. Schools in Fiji will remain closed until 12 June. Fiji Link airlines has resumed limited domestic services between Nadi and Suva. Gatherings of more than 20 people are banned.