Thailand visa requirements for Fijian citizens in 2025

Thailand's vibrant culture and stunning landscapes make it a sought-after destination for Fijian travelers. The Thailand Electronic Visa on Arrival (eVOA) system has simplified the entry process significantly in 2024, offering a digital alternative to traditional visa applications.

Indeed, Fijian citizens must have a visa to enter Thailand. However, the Thailand Visa on Arrival presents a convenient route for those visiting for leisure or business. It allows Fijian citizens to receive their Thai visa directly upon arrival at specific entry points, bypassing the need for an embassy visit.

Understanding Thailand visa options for Fijians

• Electronic Visa on Arrival (eVOA)
• Traditional Tourist Visa
• Business Visa options

The Thailand eVOA system has revolutionized travel for Fijian citizens. While the traditional visa application process required embassy visits, the eVOA allows you to complete everything online. We at iVisa have streamlined this process to ensure maximum convenience.

Pro Tip: "Applying for the eVOA at least 72 hours before travel helps avoid any last-minute processing delays. Many travelers appreciate having their visa approved before departure."

Document requirements and application process

Required Documents:

• Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)

• Return flight ticket

• Proof of accommodation

• Recent passport-style photograph

• Proof of sufficient funds (minimum 10,000 THB per person)

• Provide your travel and contact info on our website or through the iVisa app

• Complete the Thailand Visa on Arrival application form and upload the required documents

• Submit the form and await the confirmation email

Entry points and visa validation

Thailand currently accepts eVOA at these major entry points:

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While Fiji doesn't host a Thai Embassy or Consulate, Fijian citizens can contact Thai Embassies in New Zealand or Australia. The Embassy of Thailand in Wellington, New Zealand and various consulates in Australia serve Fijian citizens.

Pro Tip: "Many travelers recommend keeping digital copies of all documents on your phone as backup. Immigration officers occasionally request additional documentation."

Extended stay options for Fijian travelers

For Fijian citizens planning longer stays in Thailand, several visa options are available beyond the standard 15-day Visa on Arrival:

• Tourist Visa (up to 60 days)
• Non-Immigrant Visa (90 days)
• Special Tourist Visa (up to 90 days)

We at iVisa help you determine the most suitable visa type based on your travel plans. Here's a comparison of processing times and validity periods:

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Pro Tip: "Consider applying for a Tourist Visa if your planned stay exceeds 10 days. This provides flexibility and eliminates concerns about overstaying the 15-day VOA limit"

Common challenges and solutions

While Thailand's visa system has become more streamlined, some travelers face specific challenges. Here's how we address them:

• Document Verification

• Challenge: Ensuring all required documents meet Thai immigration standards

• Solution: Our system provides detailed checklists and document review services

• Processing Time Concerns

• Challenge: Uncertainty about visa processing duration

• Solution: We offer guaranteed processing times with regular status updates

• Entry Requirements

• Challenge: Keeping up with changing entry regulations

• Solution: Real-time updates and notifications about requirement changes

Pro Tip: "Upload clear, high-resolution copies of all documents. Our experience shows this significantly reduces processing delays and verification queries"

Frequently asked questions

Can Fijian citizens get a visa on arrival in Thailand? Yes, Fijian citizens can obtain a Visa on Arrival for stays up to 15 days. We recommend applying for the eVOA through iVisa to avoid airport queues.

What happens if I need to stay longer than 15 days? You'll need to apply for a Tourist Visa before departure. We can assist with this application process, ensuring all requirements are met.

Is proof of onward travel required? Yes, Thai immigration requires proof of departure within your visa validity period. This can be a flight ticket or confirmed travel itinerary.

How much money do I need to show for Thailand entry? Thai immigration requires proof of funds equivalent to 10,000 THB per person or 20,000 THB per family.

Can I extend my visa while in Thailand? Visa on Arrival cannot be extended. For longer stays, we recommend applying for a Tourist Visa initially.

Why choose iVisa?

At iVisa, we've been simplifying visa processes for more than 10 years. Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have any questions about Thailand or the Thailand visa application. Contact us any time via our customer service agents via chat or WhatsApp.