Fiji eases Covid entry rules for vaccinated travellers
Unvaccinated arrivals not permitted
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Fiji has eased its Covid rules for vaccinated international arrivals.
Travellers aged 16 years and over who have received two jabs no longer need to pre-book and take a Covid-19 test upon arrival in Fiji.
However, unvaccinated travellers are still not permitted entry.
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Fiji Travel has updated its website to reflect the changes. It states: “Fiji offers quarantine free travel to fully vaccinated travellers from all over the world.
“We’ve simplified out entry requirements further to make it even easier to plan a holiday here.
“Simply show evidence of the following at check-in before your departure flight: proof of full vaccination for all travellers aged 16 years and over, and travel insurance.”
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office website reads: “Persons arriving in Fiji no longer require a pre-booked Covid-19 test.
“All visitors to Fiji must be fully vaccinated, this includes Fijian citizens.”
