This article gives the contact details of the Fiji High Commission in New Delhi, the Indian cities where Fiji has honorary consulates, and the visa, medical treatment and training facts in the MEA bilateral brief of June 2026. The contact details, the head of mission and the list of honorary consulates come from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.

The Fiji High Commission in New Delhi

The register lists the head of mission as H.E. Mr. Jagnnath Sami, High Commissioner. According to the MEA brief of June 2026, Fiji opened its High Commission in New Delhi in 2004.

Honorary consulates

The register lists no career consulates of Fiji in India. It lists Fijian honorary consulates in:

  • Chennai
  • Hyderabad
  • Kolkata
  • Mumbai

The register gives these offices by city only, without the areas they cover or the services they provide. Readers should ask the High Commission which office handles their matter before visiting.

National day

The national day of Fiji is 10 October (National Day).

India's High Commission in Fiji

For readers in Fiji, the brief records that India had a post of Commissioner in Fiji since 1948, before Fiji's independence, to look after the interests of people of Indian origin. It was upgraded to High Commissioner after independence. Following the 1987 coups, the High Commission of India in Fiji was closed in May 1990, and it reopened in March 1999. The brief also notes that one of the three MoUs signed during PM Modi's visit to Fiji in November 2014 concerned the allocation of land for diplomatic missions.

Visas

The brief records that EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar signed a Visa Waiver Agreement with Fiji in Suva during his visit of 14-17 Feb 2023. The brief does not state which categories of passport holders or travellers the agreement covers.

Travellers should therefore not assume that it applies to them. Indian nationals planning to visit Fiji should confirm current entry requirements with the Fiji High Commission in New Delhi, and Fijian nationals travelling to India should check Indian visa requirements through official Indian government channels. The brief has no information on flights between the two countries.

Medical treatment

According to the brief, many Fijians travel to India for advanced treatment. The Apollo Hospitals Group signed an MoU with Fiji National University in 2013 for training, capacity building and telemedicine, and set up a hub in Suva in 2018. MIOT maintains a small set-up in Suva with visiting specialists.

At the FIPIC-III Summit in Port Moresby in May 2023, PM Shri Narendra Modi announced that India will establish a 100-bedded Super Specialty Hospital in Fiji. According to the brief, the hospital will be equipped with trained staff, modern facilities and infrastructure, and the project is underway.

Patients and their families should confirm travel and visa arrangements for treatment in India with the relevant official authorities before making plans.

Indian public sector undertakings in Fiji

For Indian nationals and businesses in Fiji, the brief records four Government of India undertakings functioning in Fiji:

  • New India Assurance Company Ltd. (since 1954)
  • Life Insurance Corporation of India (since 1956)
  • Bank of Baroda (since 1961)
  • Water and Power Consultancy Services Ltd (since 2015)

Training in India

India doubled ITEC slots for Fiji to 110 after PM Modi's 2014 visit. Fijian candidates should check current courses and application procedures through official Indian government channels.

Honorary consuls

Honorary consuls have limited powers and do not offer the full range of services provided by the High Commission. Visa, passport and other consular requirements should always be confirmed with the Fiji High Commission in New Delhi.