Administrations and services Fiji

For more information on fees and charges, please consult the ANZ Bank International Services Fees and Charges brochure.

The bank also offers online banking and merchant support services. For payments from abroad, you'll need to provide your account number, full name, residential address, the name and address of ANZ Bank in Suva, and the bank's SWIFT code, which is "ANZBFJFX". ANZ Bank also has branches in other towns in Fiji, such as Ba, Lautoka, Nadi, Sigatoka, Labasa, Lami, Nausori and others.

Atms 24 h/24: Downtown Street, Queens Road de Namaka and Denarau Island, at the Sheraton Hotel.

Public hospital built in the 1920s.

There is only one bank in Taveuni and it finally has its own ATM. If this doesn't work, the only recourse you have left is to go to the nearby grocery store on his left to ask for cash in exchange for a payment with a credit card and a 6% commission! Please note that credit cards are only accepted in hotel clubs, everywhere else you will need to bring cash.

Savusavu is a city located in Fiji. For general inquiries, card requests and eMerchant support, customers can call 132 411 (local number) or +679 321 3000 (international number). For payments from abroad, customers must provide their account number, full name, residential address, the name and address of the ANZ bank, and the SWIFT code ANZBFJFX.

Nadi, a town located in Fiji, is home to a branch of ANZ Bank and Insurance. Services offered include general banking, card inquiries and support for ANZ online banking. For payments from abroad, it is necessary to provide the account number, full name, full residential address, the name and address of the ANZ bank (25 Victoria Parade, Suva, Fiji) and the SWIFT code ANZBFJFX. Charges apply for international transfers. The city of Nadi also has several ANZ ATMs, located in various places such as Nadi airport, hotels and supermarkets. For the bank's priority customers, there are specific Signature Priority Banking locations in Nadi and Suva.

Sharma's Arcade, opposite Jack's Handicraft.

Change without commission.

A small hospital with very limited resources since there are only three doctors. Always useful in case of emergency

Petero founded this organization two years ago, with an aim of promoting Community tourism and of protecting the indigenous communities from the Fiji. The combination is called "Sisi Initiative", Sisi, it is the Fijian name for the endemic bird of the country. Petero is largely implied in the initiatives of the type, which aims promoting the indigenous communities and at protecting their environment. It was invited besides to take part in the COP21 in Paris, since it belongs to the Organization Pacific Indigenous Network for the environment and native-born people. Sisi Initiative gathers 6 villages and allows the travellers to come to try out the time of one or more days, the activities relating to the Fijian typical life in village. Participation in picking, the farmhouse, with the cuisine, hikings in mountain and visit of sites. The collected money returns fully to the villages and makes it possible to finance the education of the children, for example. A very beautiful initiative which deserves to be known. Petero organizes circuits at the village, excursions in the mountain, visits waterfalls, circuit in forest... Do not hesitate to contact Petero for information and think of reserving at least two days in advance if you wish to spend the night there.

Private center, rather for tourists. Has the advantage of being open 24:00 on 24. 

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In January 2017, Suva Private Hospital became MIOT (Madras Institute of Orthopaedics and Traumatology) Pacific Hospitals. This is where expatriates go in case of problems.

A useful address in case of passport loss or visa problems.

The Fiji Times is Fiji's leading daily newspaper, written in English. The Fiji Times website is also very comprehensive. You can consult the website on the spot to keep up to date with current events and news from the country. The newspaper and website also feature international news and sports coverage. The Fiji Times was founded in 1869 in Levuka, so has been in business for over 150 years, and is now headquartered in Suva.

This website provides its readers with all kinds of information about Fiji on a daily basis. There is no printed version. The website focuses specifically on sports, people and cultural news. But you'll also find all the general information you need about the country. Together with the Fiji Times , these are the two best means of communication and information in Fiji. International news is perhaps a little less prominent on the FijiLive site than on the Fiji Times.

This is the official website of the Fijian government, so it contains some very interesting information on Fijian news and current events. This is also where you can access the various Fijian laws, information on the Fijian budget and a list of open positions in the Fijian civil service. The site also contains an up-to-date list of public holidays (some of which have changed in 2023) and school vacation dates.

This website reviews the main dive sites around the world, including Fiji (although the Mamanuca and Yasawa archipelagos are missing, as the site is still under construction). It also gives various diving tips, including seasonal advice. The Fiji Tourist Board website (www.fiji.travel) also provides very interesting information on the various dive sites and the actions taken to protect these sites and the environment.