How to get a Fiji visa from Angola

• A tourist visa is issued to foreigners traveling to Fiji for the purpose of sightseeing, recreation, and relaxation.
• Angolans with the intention of visiting friends or relatives residing in Fiji are eligible for this visa.
• A letter of invitation from your host in Fiji is required. The letter must state the relationship between the applicant and the host and must contain the contact information of the host.
• Applicants of this visa are allowed to attend festivals and events of their choice in the country.
• If the applicant is under the age of 18 years, a copy of a birth certificate and a notarized consent signed by both parents should be provided.
• Applicants are not allowed to work or study with a tourist visa.
• Proof of payment of visa application fee is required.
• Letter of invitation from either family, friend or tour company is to be submitted by the applicant.

• A business visa is issued to foreigners traveling to Fiji with the intention of engaging in business activities.
• The business visa allows foreigners to negotiate and sign business contracts with business partners in Fiji.
• Applicants are permitted to attend trade fairs, business summits, and conferences relating to the nature of the business to be carried out in Fiji.
• An official letter of invitation from the company in Fiji applicant will be visiting is required.
• The letter must state the nature of the business to be carried out and how long the applicant will be in the country.
• The company/organization in Fiji must be a registered company. Certificate of registration of the host company in Fiji should be attached to the invitation letter.
• The business letter must also state who will be responsible for the applicant’s finances in Fiji.
• A letter from the applicant’s employer in Angola should be provided. The letter must introduce the applicant and must contain the contact information of the company.
• The letter from the employer in Angola should state the position of applicant held in Angola company and indicate the awareness of the applicant's business leave.
• Proof of previous trade relations between the host company and the applicant’s company is required if any.

• A business visa is issued to foreigners traveling to Fiji with the intention of engaging in business activities.
• The business visa allows foreigners to negotiate and sign business contracts with business partners in Fiji.
• Applicants are permitted to attend trade fairs, business summits, and conferences relating to the nature of the business to be carried out in Fiji.
• An official letter of invitation from the company in Fiji applicant will be visiting is required.
• The letter must state the nature of the business to be carried out and how long the applicant will be in the country.
• The company/organization in Fiji must be a registered company. Certificate of registration of the host company in Fiji should be attached to the invitation letter.
• The business letter must also state who will be responsible for the applicant’s finances in Fiji.
• A letter from the applicant’s employer in Angola should be provided. The letter must introduce the applicant and must contain the contact information of the company.
• The letter from the employer in Angola should state the position of applicant held in Angola company and indicate the awareness of the applicant's business leave.
• Proof of previous trade relations between the host company and the applicant’s company is required if any.

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