Can you bring fresh fruit or produce to Fiji?

Short answer
Allowed, declaration may be required

  • Food

    allowed, declaration may be required

    All biosecurity risk goods must be declared to the Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (BAF): food of any kind; animals and animal products such as fish, birds, eggs and honey; plants, fruit, seeds, flowers, wood and soil; used outdoor equipment such as camping gear, sports shoes and tools; and biological specimens. Undeclared items can be dropped in the Biosecurity Amnesty Bins at the border.

    Not declaring can bring a FJ$400 spot fine, or prosecution with a fine of up to FJ$20,000, six months' imprisonment, or both.

    Also covers: food, fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy, eggs, honey, plants, seeds, biosecurity risk goods

    Source Fiji Revenue and Customs Service — Arriving in Fiji (last updated 18 September 2025)Checked against the source on 2026-10-25

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