Dreaming of turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and vibrant Fijian culture? Whether you're relaxing by the ocean, exploring lush rainforests, or diving into the crystal-clear reefs, Fiji offers an unforgettable escape. To make the most of your island adventure, it's important to be prepared for the unexpected. Travel insurance can offer peace of mind, so you can focus on the beauty and serenity of Fiji, knowing you’re covered for any bumps along the way, get 1Cover Travel Insurance, the One thing you need when One thing goes wrong.
Unlimited medical benefits should you get sick or have an accident including 24-hour emergency medical assistance, ambulance fees and medical evacuations.
Cover for luggage and personal effects stolen, lost or damaged during travel.
We cover you for your reasonable additional accommodation and travel expenses when your transport is cancelled, because of reasons like unexpected weather events.
Choose your level of cover for cancellation fees and lost deposits for pre-paid travel arrangements due to unforeseen circumstances.
Cover for the replacement cost of your travel documents including passports, travel documents or travellers cheques lost or stolen from you during your Journey.
If you are hospitalised, or if you are treated as an outpatient, or if the total cost of your treatment will exceed $1,000, please contact our emergency assistance service as soon as possible to obtain prior approval.
In circumstances where the claim is approved, we can then provide written guarantees of payment of reasonable expenses for emergency hospitalisation that may be required while you are in Fiji. Please refer to the PDS and policy schedule for any relevant exclusions.
If you have purchased international travel insurance cover with 1Cover, we would cover your medical transfer or evacuation. Should the need arise, we would bring you back to Australia with appropriate medical supervision.
Cover is also available under these plans for the return to Australia of your dependants if they are left without supervision following your hospitalisation or evacuation.
All expenses for medical evacuation must first be approved by 1Cover.
This only applies to the plans listed above, as there is no cover for medical/hospital expenses or repatriation under Domestic plans.
If you are in control of a motorcycle or scooter with an engine capacity greater than 125cc, you need to hold a current, valid Australian motorcycle licence. If you are riding a motorcycle or scooter with an engine capacity lower than 125cc, you need to hold a current, valid Australian drivers licence.
You also need to be aware that cover will not be provided to you if you are a passenger on a moped, scooter or motorcycle, and the person in control does not have a valid motorcycle licence for that country.
Please note that it’s compulsory to wear a helmet while riding a motorbike or scooter in many countries. Regardless of local requirements, 1Cover advises you to wear a motorcycle helmet whenever you are a rider or passenger on a scooter or motorbike
Yes, of course. If you want to extend your policy while you’re in Fiji, the easiest way to do this is via the online Policy Manager.
You'll need your policy number (available in the email confirming your policy), and a few other simple details. Once logged in you can extend the duration of your trip, add destinations, or buy add ons/extras.
Make sure you extend your policy before it expires (please keep in mind Australian AEST/AEDST).
If you have trouble, you can email us at [email protected].
Please note there may be instances where a policy extension is not available.
In the event of a terrorist attack or political unrest, there is no cover for cancellation fees and lost deposits, disruption of journey or alternative transport expenses.
However, if you do get caught up in an unforeseen event while you are in Fiji and you are injured, cover is available for all necessary medical & hospital expenses.
Sure. If you choose a lower excess, it means you'll pay less if you need to claim, but you'll pay a little bit more upfront. If you opt for a higher excess, it means you'll pay less now and a little bit more if you need to claim.
Our Frequent Traveller policy allows you to take as many trips to Fiji and other destinations under the one policy for 12 months - and enjoy comprehensive cover on each one.
Find out more about our annual travel insurance policies here.
We can provide cover to people of all ages. If you have any pre-existing medical conditions we may require a little more information from you and some exclusions may apply. See here for more details.
Travel insurance provides cover for weather events as long as they are unforeseen. The most common types of natural disasters in Fiji are cyclones, storms, and flooding. Our policies do not cover claims for losses caused by an event that you were aware of at the time of purchasing your policy.
Once an event has become published in the mass media, it is expected that you have purchased your insurance with this knowledge in mind. 1Cover will, where possible, issue travel warnings in relation to such large scale events and the dates and times after which they are not seen as an unforeseen event.
Laptop computers, cameras, mobile phones…they're essentials at home and at times, on holiday too. That’s why you can choose a bit of extra protection for your can’t-live-without items. All you need to do is include and specify certain high-value items that aren't automatically covered when you're buying your policy.
Note: the items cannot be older than 12 months, and you can't specify items like jewellery, watches, bicycles and watercraft (apart from surfboards).
If you have any other questions that haven't been answered on this page, visit our FAQs section for even more information. From riding scooters to questions on cruising and travelling with kids, you'll find what you need here.
The one thing you should do before you get travel insurance is look at 1Cover Travel Alerts. Here you’ll find information on new and current travel events and what will be covered by your policy.
We hope nothing goes wrong on your trip to Fiji. But if it does, the resources in this section can help you.
The Australia High Commission is located in Suva. It provides Australians with a range of services, including consular, passport, visa and immigration, citizenship and cultural relations.
Be informed. Be prepared. If you're across The Australian Government's Smart Traveller website, you'll have all the latest information for your Fiji trip. Smart Traveller is a trusted resource for Australian travellers and is updated regularly, so make sure you bookmark this handy resource.
If you need emergency assistance in Fiji, please call our 24/7 emergency medical assistance line.
For non-emergency assistance, you can message our Sydney-based support centre seven days a week.
If something happens to you and it's not an emergency, you can start the claims process whenever it's convenient to you. Visit our online claims platform, and if you have all the necessary documentation, your claim will be processed in 10 business days.
Fijian waters are some of the best in the world for exploring under the sea. Make sure you purchase our Adventure & Sports pack before you go diving.
Get dirty - literally - and meet the locals at Fiji’s Sabeto Valley Mud Pool and Thermal Spring. Lather yourself in the mud, let it dry, and then wash it off in the warm spring pool which is believed to healing properties.
From lofty mountains to lush rainforests, Fiji is home to incredible hiking routes. You can choose between a range of single and multi-day hikes to suit all ranges of fitness. Check the activities we cover in our Adventure & Sports pack.
If you have any other questions or queries, please visit our Contact Us page.
If you are experiencing an emergency, please use the details on our Emergency Assistance page.