Find out how COVID-19 travel restrictions may affect your trip to Fiji. Read the latest travel warnings and alerts.
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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) travel restrictions in Fiji – March 2020
There is a daily curfew in place from 10pm until 5am.
Nadi Airport has closed to all scheduled flights.
From 29 March, measures have been introduced to limit internal travel, including the suspension of all travel to Fiji’s outer islands. If you remain in the outer islands, there is no guarantee you will be able to leave for some time.
Previous travel alerts for Fiji
Cyclone Mona - January 2019
Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Mona is currently tracking towards the Fiji Islands from the north, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. There is a high risk of flash flooding and landslides.
The Fiji Meterological Service reports the slow moving system is due to pass over Fiji some time between this weekend (5th-6th) and Monday 7th before it heads towards Tonga and Niue.
There is a cyclone alert for Vanua Levu, Viti Levu, Tavanui and other neighboring small islands. The Yasawa Islands and Mamanuca Group are on a gale watch.
Fiji Airways has canceled several domestic flights between the islands, if you are traveling inter-island it's best to give them a call. If you are flying to/from Fiji, contact your airline for more information in case your flight is impacted by the cyclone.
If you are in Fiji, please check with authorities for safety information, follow any official warnings and listen to local news reports to monitor the situation. Failure to comply with directives from government authorities means you won't be covered by travel insurance.
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