How to get a Fiji visa from Botswana
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Botswana passport holders travelling to Fiji.
Visa information
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Frequently asked questions
What should I wear to Fiji
It is best to bring clothing that is appropriate for the tropical weather: bathing suits, shorts, T-shirts, sandals and the like. While vacationing on the islands, you will likely discover the traditional and versatile Fijian garment “Sula,” which can be worn as a day dress, evening dress, or sarong. Wearing very revealing clothing in village areas is strongly discouraged.
When is the best time to visit Fiji
Fiji weather falls into two categories: hot and humid (Nov-April) and dry and mild (May-Oct). Generally, mid-October to mid-November is the best time to visit Fiji as prices are lower at this time and there are fewer crowds in fun locations. Weather conditions are also dry, settled and pleasantly warm.
How much cash should I take to Fiji
Generally, a tourist can budget about FJD$360 (AUD$226) per day in Fiji, especially if such tourist is on a LOW budget, while for a midrange trip, you could budget FJD$360-800 (AUD$226-$501) and for a luxury-style trip, aim for at least FJD$800 (AUD$501) per day.
Is Fiji a safe for tourist visit
Fiji is a safe place to visit and has all you really need to ensure a safe and happy holiday. This does not, however, mean the country is immune to crime. Tourists should note that when they are in Nadi or Suva, they should not walk around at night, even in a group.
Visa fees and rules change often. Confirm the latest Fiji visa
requirements with an official embassy or consulate before booking travel.