Yes, all non-citizens visiting Fiji are required to be vaccinated.

• Travellers (18yrs+) must produce a digital/paper certification of full-vaccination at least 14 days before travel.
• Fiji currently recognises AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson and Johnson, Nuvaxovid (Novavax), Coronavac (Sinovac), Covishield, BBIBP-CorV (Sinopharm), Covaxin and Sputnik V. vaccines only.
  Travellers can be accompanied by their unvaccinated children.

Yes, all travellers to Fiji are required to provide a NEGATIVE Covid-19 Test Result. Travellers can now submit either a PCR or RAT negative test result to enter Fiji.

RAT Tests:

• Travellers (12yrs+) will need to produce a negative RAT test taken within 24hrs prior to commencement of a journey of continuous flight(s) if applicable.
• Applies to anyone disembarking in or transiting through Fiji.
• Negative test must indicate a specimen collection date no more than 24 hours before the flight’s departure (or first flight in a series of connections booked on the same itinerary).
• RAT must be performed using nasopharyngeal, nasal, nasal mid-turbinate, or oropharyngeal specimen collection methods. Serology (antibody) tests will not be accepted.

PCR Tests:

• Travellers (12yrs+) will need to take a PCR test within 2 days prior to departure and test negative.
• Applies to anyone disembarking in or transiting through Fiji.
• Your negative test must have a specimen collection date no more than 2 calendar days before your flight’s departure (or first flight in a series of connections booked on the same itinerary). Read more.
• PCR tests must be taken by a travel test provider (hospital, doctor, lab)
• PCR tests musts be performed by nasopharyngeal, nasal or mid-turbinate, oropharyngeal and saliva specimen collection methods. Drive through tests and SMS text results will not be accepted.

Accepted COVID-19 Results

Either paper-based or electronic and must meet the following mandatory requirements:

• Travellers name and date of birth;
• Test result (such as ‘negative’ or ‘not detected’);
• Method of test conducted e.g., PCR/nucleic acid amplification test (NAA) or RAT;
• Type of specimen collected;
• Brand and manufacturer of the test (for RAT tests);
• Date of specimen collection for the accepted COVID-19 test; and
• Date of test that the specimen for the test was collected, and the test was carried out by or under the supervision of and, signed by an authorised person (eg. pharmacist general practitioner, nurse, pathologist, pathology collector or trained personnel at airport-based testing stations).

For the latest information on Covid-Safe Travel to Fiji, please visit https://www.fiji.travel/faq

Turtle Island have an approved Covid-19 test facility in Los Angeles. Your personal Travel Advisor can provide you with further information or please contact your local medical professional.

For the latest information on Covid-Safe Travel to Fiji, please visit https://www.fiji.travel/faq

If you are providing a RAT test:

Travellers (12yrs+) will need to produce a negative RAT test taken within 24hrs prior to commencement of a journey of continuous flight(s) if applicable.

If you are providing a PCR test:

Travellers (12yrs+) will need to take a PCR test within 2 days prior to departure and test negative.

If you use Turtle Island’s approved Covid-19 test facility in Los Angeles, you will receive your test result within 24 hours. Other test facilities may take between 48 and 72 hours to provide results.

Unfortunately, if your Covid-19 test is positive, you will not be able to travel to Fiji. You should immediately isolate yourself, and follow public health recommendations.

For the latest information on Covid-Safe Travel to Fiji, please visit https://www.fiji.travel/faq

You don’t need a Doctors certificate, but you do need to provide a negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours of arrival into Fiji.

For the latest information on Covid-Safe Travel to Fiji, please visit https://www.fiji.travel/faq

It’s not mandatory, however it would be worth minimising any contact with people between 14 and 7 days prior to your departure. Should you contract Covid-19, you will not be allowed to travel to Fiji.

For the latest information on Covid-Safe Travel to Fiji, please visit https://www.fiji.travel/faq

Each insurance policy is different, please speak to your insurance provider to discuss your level of cover.

For the latest information on Covid-Safe Travel to Fiji, please visit https://www.fiji.travel/faq

Assuming you do not contract Covid-19 from the person and you provide a negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours of arrival into Fiji, you can still travel. You should minimize contact with people 14 days prior to departure to minimize any risk of cancellation.

For the latest information on Covid-Safe Travel to Fiji, please visit https://www.fiji.travel/faq

You should follow up with your GP or Medical Professional if you have any pre-existing conditions prior to any travel.

For the latest information on Covid-Safe Travel to Fiji, please visit https://www.fiji.travel/faq