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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 April 1964Vol. 35, No. 4

No Visas Needed For Fiji Stops

p. 51 · Read in the full issue

Apart from nationals of several Communist countries, transit pas sengers with a scheduled stop-over of up to 72 hours may now land in Fiji without a visa.

The exemption applies to transit passengers who hold an onward ticket for travel from Fiji to another country for which they have any necessary visa, and who are con tinuing their journey on any ship or aircraft scheduled to depart not more than 72 hours after they have dis

embarked.

The exemption does not apply to nationals of Albania, Bulgaria, the Chinese People’s Republic, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, North Korea, Mongolia, North Vietnam, Poland, Rumania and Russia, British subjects and nationals of several other countries including the US do not need visas to land in Fiji and are therefore not affected by the change.