Security and Customs at Fiji Airports, we prioritize the safety and security of all passengers while ensuring a smooth customs process. Here’s what you need to know:

Security Screening

  • All passengers and their belongings must undergo security screening. This includes passing through metal detectors and having carry-on items scanned. Prohibited items, such as sharp objects, flammable materials, and liquids exceeding 100ml, are not allowed in carry-on baggage.

Customs Clearance

  • Arrival: Upon arrival, passengers must complete a Fiji Passenger Arrival Card and declare any restricted or prohibited items. This includes fresh produce, animal products, and large sums of currency (over FJ$10,000).
  • Departure: While formalities are minimal, passengers should ensure compliance with customs regulations for any goods being exported.

Duty-Free Allowances

  • Passengers are entitled to duty-free allowances, including:
      • 250 sticks of cigarettes or 250 grams of tobacco.
      • 2.25 liters of spirits or 4.5 liters of beer or wine.
      • Other goods valued up to FJ$400.

Prohibited and Restricted Item

  • Items such as illegal drugs, firearms, and certain plants or animals are strictly prohibited. For a detailed list, consult the Fiji Revenue & Customs Service.

Biosecurity Measures

  • To protect Fiji’s unique environment, travelers must declare items that may pose a biosecurity risk, such as fresh food, seeds, or soil.

For more information on customs and security regulations, visit the Fiji Airports official website or the Fiji Revenue & Customs Service.