Andorra to Fiji visa requirements

Andorran ordinary passport holders need a visa for Fiji. Andorra is not on Fiji's visa-exempt list, so the visa must be approved before travel. Fiji offers official online visa application/Immi Hub and mission or immigration-office lodgement channels, but no visa-on-arrival route for Andorran tourists. Fiji grants visa-free visitor permits of up to 4 months on arrival only to nationals of its listed visa-exempt countries. Andorra is NOT on that list (unlike fellow microstates Monaco, Liechtenstein and Vatican City, which are exempt). Consequently, an Andorran ordinary passport holder is a non-exempt national who must obtain a visa BEFORE travelling. Fiji's Ministry of Immigration says non-exempt travelers must have an approved visa before travel, and official guidance now provides online visa application/Immi Hub as well as lodgement through Fiji Immigration offices, Fiji High Commissions/Embassies, fax, or post. The Single Entry Visa (SEV) costs FJD 93, is valid for 3 months for a single journey, permits the standard visitor stay (a visitor permit of up to 4 months is issued on arrival once the visa is held), and takes about 14 working days to process from a complete application. A Multiple Entry Visa (FJD 185, valid 12 months) is also available. As Andorra has no resident Fiji mission, applicants should use the official online service or the nearest accredited Fiji mission. Fiji is not in the Schengen area, so Schengen 90/180 and ETIAS rules do not apply to this route.