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The Investor Permit (entrepreneur) in Fiji is granted subject to strict conditions including prohibitions on engaging in other businesses not stated in the company registration, religious vocation without approval, full-time study, employment, and any behavior prejudicial to Fiji. The permit expires if the holder ceases to be an investor, and any breach renders the permit void and subject to legal action [2]. The holder must also bear repatriation costs [2]. The application form must be filled manually, signed, and witnessed by a Commissioner of Oaths, Notary Public, or Justice of Peace [3].
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Must be an active investor with a registered company or business license in Fiji.
Holder cannot engage in any profession, employment, or other business activities not stated on the company registration.
Holder must not breach any conditions; if ceases to be an investor, permit expires.
Application form
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Read and understand the terms and conditions of the Investor Permit [3]
Fill the form manually without any electronic alterations [3]
Have the form signed by the investor and witnessed by a Commissioner of Oaths, Notary Public, or Justice of Peace, who must also sign and stamp the form on the same day [3]
One numbered entry per specific claim — several entries may point to the same underlying document, each with its own locator.
Permit identification
Conditions and obligations of the Investor Permit
Application form and witnessing requirements
This page reflects Fiji's officially published requirements as of the dates above. It is not legal advice, and final approval is solely at the discretion of Fiji's immigration authorities. For a case-specific compliance check against your own documents, try VisaBook free.