Bula, Namaste and Welcome
to the official Website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Fiji
What do we Do?
The Ministry is responsible for maintaining and promoting diplomatic relations, international cooperation and external trade with foreign nations through its headquarters in Suva and its Embassies, High Commissions and Consulates throughout the world.
The Ministry is also committed to developing and maintaining amicable relations between Fiji and the international community in order to secure the maximum political, social, economic and cultural benefits for the people of Fiji.
OVERSEAS VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
ADVISORY ON “OVERSEAS VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE” FOR OUR FIJIAN CITIZENS IN AUSTRALIA
Fijian citizens in Australia are advised to please take note of the information on the “Voter Registration Drive” for registration requirements and the dates, times, and venues for registration.
Please refer to the attached info-graphics for more information on how you can get registered at the respective venues.
PUBLIC ADVISORY – OVERSEAS VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE FOR FIJIAN CITIZENS IN NEW ZEALAND
Fijian citizens in New Zealand are advised to review the information on the “Voter Registration Drive” regarding the registration requirements and the date, time and venue for registering.
Please refer to the attached infographics for more information on how you can get registered at respective registration venues.
Our Leadership
Hon Josaia V Bainimarama
Prime Minister and Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Sugar Industry, Foreign Affairs and Forestry
Responsible for: Office of the Prime Minister, iTaukei Affairs, Sugar Industry, Foreign Affairs, Forestry
Mr Yogesh Karan
Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs
Press Releases
Pacific Islands Forum Leaders thank Fijian Government for the Traditional Welcoming Ceremony and kind Hospitality
The Fijian Government accorded a traditional ceremony of welcome to the visiting Pacific Islands Forum Leaders at the Grand Pacific Hotel this evening. The Pacific Leaders are visiting our shores this week, for the 51st Pacific Islands Forum Leaders to pursue...
PIF Leaders convene first dialogue session on “Innovative Approaches to Building Resilient and Unified Pacific”
The first dialogue session, as part of the 51st Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting was convened between the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Dialogue with the Associate Members and Forum Observers. The dialogue which was chaired by the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF)...
PM Bainimarama receives Courtesy Call from Tongan Counterpart
Fiji and Tonga have pledged stronger cooperation in areas of common interests particularly in defence and security, education, labour mobility and socioeconomic development. This was conveyed this morning at a courtesy call received by the Pacific Islands Forum Chair...
Historic Signing of the Fiji – Solomon Islands Maritime Boundary Agreement
Today marked a momentous achievement for Fiji and the Solomon Islands as Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama and Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare signed a Maritime Boundaries Delimitation Agreement, to demarcate their shared maritime boundaries. The Agreement was...
Pacific Island Leaders reaffirm their commitment to Ocean Leadership, Innovation and Partnership
The Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders today renewed their commitment and reaffirmed the region's solidarity in advancing climate action and ocean conservation. This was conveyed this evening at the “Blue Pacific Leaders Oceans Panel,” with the theme, “Ocean...
PIF Chair attends the Pacific Group of the African Carribbean Pacific Leaders Meeting (PACP)
Prime Minister and the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Chair, Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama joined the Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum, Henry Puna and the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders at the Pacific Group of the African Carribbean Pacific Leaders (PACP)...
COVID-19 Information
COVID-19 Important Guidelines
TOURISM ADVISORY
30 March 2022: As a nation with over 90 percent adult population vaccinated with access to boosters, and low test positivity rates, Fiji is now taking the next step in its economic recovery.
FOR VISITORS
In accordance with the 2021-2022 Special Revised Budget, Effective 7 April 2022, fully-vaccinated visitors with a negative COVID-19 test entering Fiji, will no longer be required to book a minimum 3-night stay at a Care Fiji Commitment (CFC) Certified hotel.
Instead, they only require a pre-paid Rapid Antigen Test (RAT), to be administered within 48 to 72 hours of arrival into Fiji, proof of vaccination and either a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test taken no more than 2 calendar days prior to the scheduled day of departure OR RAT taken no more than 24 hours prior.
In terms of Insurance, visitors with existing insurance must present evidence of the cover not excluding COVID-19. All foreign passport holders (except valid permit holders who provide a supporting letter from sponsor/employer to meet all COVID related costs, including isolation if required) must have medical travel insurance, with international coverage that covers COVID-19 before travelling. Travellers may opt for FijiCare COVID-19 travel insurance.
With over 70 countries declared Travel Partners as of 18 March 2022 – Fiji will now remove its Travel Partner classification – and is open to anyone who meets the entry requirements.
For more Information:
COVID – 19 Frequently Asked Questions
The Ministry of Health has compiled an FAQ for COVID-19
Directly access via MoH website:
Ministry of Health Website
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