Fiji eSIM
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Good to know in Fiji
- Coverage
Thin signal offshore
Vodafone and Digicel are Fiji's main mobile networks. Away from the towns, signal gets patchy: UK travel advice warns coverage may be limited or absent in rural areas and on outlying islands, and Canada suggests a satellite phone or VHF radio for remote trips.
- Local SIMs
Registered to you
Local SIM cards are easy to find at Nadi International Airport, convenience stores and supermarkets. The catch, as UK travel advice points out, is that a SIM bought in Fiji must be registered, and international customers register with a passport, so keep yours handy at the counter.
- Weather
Storms cut roads
The rainy and cyclone season runs from November to April, though storms can strike at other times. Canada's travel advice warns that flooding and landslides can close roads, including the route to the airport, so watch the Fiji Meteorological Service forecasts before a travel day.
- Emergencies911Emergency917Police910Fire
Official numbers from the Telecommunications Authority of Fiji. UK and Canadian travel advice also list 911.
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