Voyage à Fidji pour Citoyenneté française

• The visa application form is completely filled out.
• Confirmation of approved visa/permit for onward destination
• Confirmation of an onward ticket to your next destination and another departure ticket if you are traveling from that destination.
• A copy of the main passport page with biodata. It must be certified.
• Two recent color photos in passport format.

All animals arriving in Fiji must have the following documents:

• Original import permit issued by BAF.
• Certificate of health from the native country.
• Copies of veterinary certificates from the animal's country of origin, completed by a registered veterinarian, including all laboratory results.
• Vaccination documents.
• Identification - All animals must also be identified with a microchip that can be read using an AVID, TROVAN, DESTRON or other ISO compliant microchip reader. Identification is important because it helps reunite pet owner and pet if they become separated.

After arriving in Fiji

One of the mandatory quarantine requirements that all animals must undergo upon arrival in Fiji is post-entry quarantine.

Post-Entry Quarantine (PEQ) – Subject to all other import conditions being met and all BAF fees being paid, all animals brought into Fiji must undergo a mandatory quarantine period at BAF's PEQ station in Koronivia, Nausori. The mandatory quarantine period allows the BAF to monitor for diseases, symptoms of which may not have been present at the time of the animal's departure or arrival in Fiji. Reservations for accommodation at the PEQ station must be made at least 1 month before the animal's arrival. This can be done by calling the BAF office at +679-3312512 or sending an email to [email protected] or [email protected] Animals will be released from PEQ after the minimum quarantine period, provided they remain healthy during quarantine after entry and all post-quarantine inspection fees have been paid.

The import of national and foreign currency is not limited, declaration is mandatory. The export of cash foreign currency is allowed within the limits declared in the customs declaration, national - no more than 500 Fijian dollars. Unspent local currency can be exchanged upon departure up to the amount of foreign currency specified in the declaration.

Persons over the age of 17 are allowed to import duty-free up to 250 cigarettes, up to 250 g of cigars, or 250 g of leaf tobacco (in the case of importing a combination of different tobacco products, their total net weight should not exceed 250 g); spirits - not more than 2.25 liters or 4.5 liters of wine or 4.5 liters of beer, as well as other goods and items with a total value of not more than F$400.

The importation of firearms, ammunition, drugs, land, rocks and minerals, food, meat, and dairy products, and biological specimens and tissues of human or animal origin from Tasmania is prohibited. The importation of vegetables, seeds, meat, and dairy products requires a special permit from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry of Fiji.

It is prohibited to export specimens of plants and animals under the protection of the state, as well as leather, bone, bird feathers, shells, and corals, without appropriate registration.

Driving licenses from English-speaking countries are recognized in Fiji. Foreign drivers from other countries must have a national driver's license along with an international driver's license.

Basic traffic rules:

Car traffic is carried out on the left side of the road.

The minimum driving age is 18 years.

The maximum permissible speed in populated areas is 50 km/h (30 mph), outside residential areas – 80 km/h (50 mph).

Seat belts are mandatory for all vehicle occupants.

It is forbidden to drive a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Eating and drinking while driving is prohibited.

The permissible blood alcohol level for the population is 0.08%, and for young and novice drivers - 0.0%.

Motorcyclists must wear helmets.

Additional Information:

There are no toll roads in Fiji.

In Fiji, most roads are narrow and poorly maintained.

Near most villages there are speed bumps on the roads.

Drivers should be very careful, because there are often animals on the roads, especially at night.

It is very dangerous to drive in the rain.

Drivers must have a valid driver's license, registration and insurance documents with them when driving.

Car rental

To rent a car, the driver must be at least 21 years old and have a driving license for two years.

Police and ambulance - 917

Fire service - 910

Fiji Water Authority - 5777

You can find Fiji Embassies in different countries at: https://www.embassy-worldwide.com/country/fiji/