Americans Need No Visa
p. 35 · Read in the full issue
For Fiji
CITIZENS of the United States no longer require visas to enter Fiji, if they intend to stay in the Colony less than four months.
A traveller entering the Colony without a visa must hold a United States passport which is valid for at least six months after the date of his arrival, and he must be in possession of adequate funds, as well as a return ticket or a ticket covering the onward journey to his next destination. A United States citizen intending to stay in Fiji for more than four months must still apply to the Principal Immigration Officer, Suva, for a visa.
The abolition of the visa require ments for American tourists has been asked for on a number of occasions by travel agents and rep resentatives of airlines and ship ping companies interested in bring ing dollar tourists to Fiji.