Fiji Islands

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Duration

Indefinite
  • Work
  • Business
  • Dependents
  • Citizenship
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Fiji Islands

Fiji Work Visa
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  • Business
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  • Citizenship

Duration

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Fiji Citizenship By Investment

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About

Those seeking an exotic climate and a welcoming tax environment find Fiji to be a popular choice for investment. It provides international investors with a seven-year investor visa in exchange for a 250,000 FJD (120,00 USD) investment in the local economy.

A certificate for foreign investment issued by the Fiji Trade and Investment Bureau. The nation provides a wide range of opportunities in both the traditional economic sectors and those that are expanding quickly, such as ICT, tourism, mining, services, food processing and resource-based industries.

Eligibility

You are eligible for citizenship by investment in Fiji if,

  • You have an investment of around 120,000 USD for seven years.
  • You should not have a criminal history.

Documents

While applying for citizenship by investment, you must provide the following documents.

  • A letter approving an investment from the Fiji Trade and Investment Bureau.
  • A copy of an FTIB-issued Foreign Investment Certificate.
  • An application that has been correctly filled out on the official form issued by the Immigration Department.
  • Copies of the applicant's passports and other identity documents.
  • Police reports pertaining to the applicant from their place of citizenship and/or their most recent country of residence, where they resided for a minimum of a year.
  • Medical reports completed no later than three months after the application date.

Process

The application process for citizenship through investment in Fiji can be carried out both online or by post. But before doing that, you must make sure you have all the required documents in order.

Visa Processing Time
The investment visa in Fiji can take up to a couple of months to process. As for naturalization, you may apply for it once you have spent seven years in the country as an investor.

How to Apply
For online application, you may visit the Fiji Immigration site and submit your visa application there. Attach all the required documents to the visa application form and wait for confirmation. You may also have to attend a visa interview if needed.

Duration & Fees

Duration
Once you have seven years in Fiji as an investor, you may progress toward citizenship. Once you are a citizen of the country, you may stay there indefinitely.

Fees
Citizenship by investment in Fiji costs 650 USD. This is a visa processing fee and not a part of the investment you will make.

FAQS

Do we need to extend our stay after having citizenship by investment?
The citizenship status allows staying in the country for an indefinite amount of time. So, there is no need to extend your stay.

Does Fiji provide dual nationality?
Foreign and domestic applicants are both eligible for multiple or dual citizenships in Fiji. After the multiple citizenship policy was implemented, former citizens who wanted to restore their Fijian citizenship no longer have to renounce their other citizenship.

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