Ambassador: Mr. Cai Jinbiao
Address: 147 Queen Elizabeth Drive, Private Mail Bag, Suva, Fiji
Switchboard: +679-3300215, 3301833, 3304817, 3303925
Fax: +679-3300950
Email: chinaemb_fj@mfa.gov.cn
Website: http://fj.chineseembassy.org/eng/
| Sections of Chinese Embassy in Fiji |
| Consular Department | Tel: +679-3301833 ext. 23 Fax: +679-3303585 |
| Political Office | Tel: +679-3301833 ext. 14 Fax: +679-3314614 |
| Economic and Commercial Counselor's Office | Tel: +679-3304817 ext. 12, 13, 17 Fax: +679-3304564 Email: ecom@connect.com.fj Website: http://fj.mofcom.gov.cn/ |
| Administrative Office | Tel: +679-3301833 ext. 11 Fax: +679-3300950 |

Relations with China: Fiji established diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level with China on November 5, 1975. In the next year, China established embassy and accredit ambassador. From 1982, the Fijian ambassador to Japan also accredit to China. The Bilateral relations between China and Fiji get along swimmingly.

Education: The education is more developed than other island countries in South Pacific. Every child in the country is entitled to free education at primary school. The enrolment rate for children of school age reaches 98 percent. Every year, the educational appropriations accounts for 15 percent of government budget. The major universities are the University of Fiji and the University of the South Pacific. The latter is managed by various countries in the South Pacific.

News Media: The main newspapers in the country are Fiji Times, Fiji Daily Post and Fiji Sun; the major magazine is Fiji Islands Business. Established in 1985, the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Limited is the nationwide network. It is composed of six broadcasting stations broadcasted in English, Hindi and Fijian. The Fiji TV was set up in 1993, invested by New Zealand TV Corporation, Fiji Development Bank and some private stockholders.
Please contact Embassy of Fiji in China if Fijians are in problems there.
Related China Embassies in Oceania: Embassy of China in Kiribati
Embassy of China in Micronesia
Embassy of China in New Zealand
Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Fiji
1.
Nov. 18,2009 15:49 Reply
Mr.Ramesh(Fiji) said:
I am planning to transit through Hong Kong on my way to London. Do I need a transit visa?
Nov. 18,2009 21:46
Ms.Anne replied:
Fiji passport holders are exempt from visa to Hk for 90 days, so you don't need any visa for your stopover at HK.
2.
Aug. 10,2009 07:30 Reply
Ms.Lapid(Fiji) said:
I am going to Hong Kong for a couple of days later next month and was planning on making a day trip to nearby Macau. I'm a Fiji citizen so won't be needing a visa for Hong Kong but should I get Chinese Visa for Macau?
Aug. 10,2009 21:44
Mr.Nicholas replied:
You should apply for a Macau visa for yourone days trip to Macau when you are in Hong Kong.
3.
Jul. 12,2009 22:38 Reply
Mr.Sean(Fiji) said:
I am an American studying at USP and residing in Fiji. I would like to apply for a Business Visa to travel to China later this year.
Can I still apply through the China Embassy in Fiji even though I am not a Fijian citizen?
Thank you,
Sean
Jul. 13,2009 02:26
Mr.Daniel replied:
In principle, you can process your visa in Fiji, but you have to confirm this with the Chinese embassy in Fiji through the following contacts:
Tel: 679-3300215, 3301833, 3304817, 3303925
Fax: 679-3300950
Email: chinaemb_fj@mfa.gov.cn
4.
Apr. 21,2009 16:29 Reply
Mr.bese(fiji) said:
i am a 24 fijian guy in fiji jsut finish my Bsc degree and acquring futhering my studies in china and also looking scholarship. i hope that you will help me in this matter.
regards bese
btukanavakadua@yahoo.com
Apr. 22,2009 03:11
Mr.Edward replied:
You should go to the China embassy in Fiji for consultation. Or visit the official website of the China Scholarship Council: http://en.csc.edu.cn/.