Fiji authorities have lifted all anti-covids requirements for visitors to the archipelago: it is no longer necessary to provide a certificate of vaccination and buy travel insurance with COVID 19 treatment coverage, FBC News reports.
“According to the country’s Ministry of Health, hospitalizations with COVID 19 are now very low thanks to immunization of the population. 100% of adults in Fiji have received one dose of the vaccine and 95% have received two doses. As in other countries with high vaccination rates, Fiji removes all anticovid restrictions for incoming travelers,” the publication writes.
According to the portal, border authorities will continue to monitor the condition of citizens in order to prevent the reintroduction of the coronavirus.
According to the country’s authorities, the recovery of Fiji’s economy after the pandemic coronavirus continues due to strong growth in tourism. For example, tourist arrivals to the archipelago last year totaled 636,300, a 71.1 percent increase over 2019 figures.
