COVID-19 Entry Requirements For Fiji
Fiji is currently one of the safest holiday destinations in the world thanks to the country's high vaccination rate and the implementation of a number of best-practice COVID-19 control protocols and policies. Thanks to a stringent set of entry requirements for travelling to Fiji, visitors considering a holiday to Fiji can enjoy the reassurance that airlines, transport operators, hotels and resorts and tour and activity operators are adhering to the strictest health and safety measures. For further peace of mind, the only people you will interact with on your travels - tourism/hospitality staff and fellow travellers - will all be fully vaccinated.
Fiji is taking its responsibility to ensure visitor safety very seriously and has introduced a World Health Organisation (WHO) approved standard of best-practice health and safety measures known as the Care Fiji Commitment (CFC). This framework has implemented a number of key best-practice COVID-19 mitigation measures across the tourism industry including destination-wide COVID-19 health and hygiene policies, full training for frontline staff in COVID-19 safe practices, globally recognised control and mitigation measures and a contact tracing app.
COVID-19 Entry Requirements For Fiji
Entry requirements for Fiji are subject to change at short notice. The information on this page is correct as at February 2023. We suggest customers stay up to date with all of the latest information at government travel advisory resource Smartraveller.
Fiji is now open to all international travellers who can travel to Fiji quarantine-free. International travellers arriving into Fiji by air or sea are no longer required to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination and travel insurance.
Although travel insurance is no longer a mandatory entry requirement for travellers to Fiji, we strongly recommend purchasing cover prior to your trip to protect you in the event of overseas medical costs or cancellations. Travel insurance with COVID cover is as important as your passport. Ensure you have international coverage that covers COVID-19 before travelling.