Visa on arrival

Indian citizens can obtain a Visitors Permit on Arrival for tourism in Fiji.

Indian citizens holding an ordinary Indian passport do not require a pre-arranged visa to travel to Fiji for tourism. A Visitors Permit is issued upon arrival at the port of entry, allowing for a stay of up to four months.

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Visitors Permit on Arrival — visa details for Indian citizens travelling to Fiji
Detail Visitors Permit on Arrival
Verdict Visa on arrival
Fee Varies by visa type and nationality, and changes often — check the official fee portal.
Validity The exact duration of stay is determined by the immigration officer upon arrival.
Max stay up to four months (120 days)
Entries single entry
Processing time issued on arrival
Best for For Indian citizens traveling to Fiji for tourism.

How much does a Fiji visa cost for Indian citizens?

The fee is paid on arrival, and is usually separate from any other charge at the airport.

  • Government fee Paid at the visa-on-arrival counter. The amount depends on your nationality and length of stay.
  • Payment method Some counters take cards, others require local currency in cash — check before you fly.
  • Other charges Airport or tourist taxes, where they apply, are charged separately.

We do not publish an amount for this route yet: fees differ by visa type and nationality and change often, and a stale number is worse than none. Check the current amount on the official source.

Documents required for Indian citizens

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How to apply for a Fiji visa from India

Follow these steps in order.

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    Travel to Fiji and present the required documents to immigration officials upon arrival at any port of entry.

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Frequently asked questions

  • No, Indian citizens do not need a pre-arranged visa. A Visitors Permit is issued upon arrival at the port of entry in Fiji.

  • The Visitors Permit is generally valid for a stay of up to four months (120 days) for tourism purposes. The exact duration is determined by the immigration officer upon arrival.

  • No, there is no fee for the initial Visitors Permit issued upon arrival for Indian citizens.

  • You will need a valid Indian passport, a confirmed return or onward air ticket, proof of sufficient funds, a confirmed address of accommodation in Fiji, and a completed immigration arrival card.

  • Your ordinary Indian passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended period of stay in Fiji.

  • No, the Visitors Permit is issued on arrival. No prior application is needed before your travel.

  • Typically, a Visitors Permit issued on arrival is for a single entry into Fiji.

  • You must provide proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses for the entire duration of your stay in Fiji. The specific amount is determined by immigration officials.

  • A confirmed return or onward air ticket is a mandatory requirement. This demonstrates your intention to depart from Fiji or travel to another country you are authorized to enter.

  • The immigration arrival card is typically provided to travelers during their flight to Fiji or upon arrival at the airport.

  • The fee is paid on arrival, and is usually separate from any other charge at the airport. Government fee: Paid at the visa-on-arrival counter. The amount depends on your nationality and length of stay. Payment method: Some counters take cards, others require local currency in cash — check before you fly. Other charges: Airport or tourist taxes, where they apply, are charged separately. Fees change regularly, so confirm the current amount on the official source linked on this page before you apply.

This page is AI-assisted and last verified on 20 Oct 2026. Visa rules change — always confirm on the official source before you travel.