China Embassy in Fiji

Ambassador: Mr. Qian Bo
Address: 183 Queen Elizabeth Drive, Nasese, Suva, Fiji
Switchboard: +679-3300215
Fax: +679-3300950
Email: chinaemb_fj@mfa.gov.cn 
Website: http://fj.chineseembassy.org/eng/
 

Tel: +679-3300215 (available between 08:30-12:00 on working days)
Fax: +679-3300950
Office Hours: 08:30 am to 11:30 am (Monday to Friday, except legal festivals and holidays)

 

Sections of Chinese Embassy in Fiji
Consular Department	Tel: +679-3300215 Fax: +679-3300950
Political Office	Tel: +679-3300215 Fax: +679-3314614
Economic and Commercial Counselor's Office	Tel: +679-3300215 Fax: +679-3304564 Email: fj@mofcom.gov.cn
Administrative Office	Tel: +679-3300215 Fax: +679-3300950

 

Travelers to China can stay for less than 30 days without a visa but they need to have an onward flight ticket to a third country or a return ticket in case of inspection. If one needs to go to China for study, working, settlement or media activities, visa is required no matter how long it will stay.

Type	Citizen of Fiji	Citizen of Other Countries	Citizens of USA
Single Entry	30	60	280
Double Entry	50	90	280
Multipe Entries (6 months)	60	120	280
Multipe Entries (12 months)	90	180	280

 

Fiji established diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level with China on November 5, 1975. In the next year, China established embassy and accredit ambassador. From 1982, the Fijian ambassador to Japan also accredit to China. The bilateral relations get along swimmingly. 
 

The education is more developed than other island countries in South Pacific. Every child in the country is entitled to free education at primary school. The enrolment rate for children of school age reaches 98 percent. Every year, the educational appropriations accounts for 15 percent of government budget. The major universities are the University of Fiji and the University of the South Pacific. The latter is managed by various countries in the South Pacific.

 Please contact Embassy of Fiji in China if Fijians are in problems there.

 Related Chinese Embassies in Oceania: Kiribati, Micronesia, New Zealand
                                                        

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 Asked by Mr. Ramesh
I am planning to transit through Hong Kong on my way to London. Do I need a transit visa?

 Answered by Ms. Anne
Fiji passport holders are exempt from visa to Hk for 90 days, so you don't need any for your stopover at HK. 

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  Asked by Mr. ratnesh
We are a business man trading as tabua civil & timber supplies we wish to travel in the PRC for business intent to do buying of civil products and portable timber sawmill we also got a invitation letter from a Chinese vortex co ltd  who is hosting us in China. Please advice the procedures how to apply for visa and the steps what to follow

 Answered by Ms.HELPER(Canada)
The company should apply for an original notification letter at the Foreign Affairs Office or Committee of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade, then send it to you. After you have the Invitation Letter from the company and the notification, you can take these documents along to go to the consular office of the Embassy for application, including your original passport, completed Application Form of PRC, hotel reservation and two-way flight tickets. If it’s inconvenient for you to submit the application in person, you may also entrust a travel agent on your behalf.