Fiji Immigration

Appeal application guideline

An appeal to the Minister responsible for Immigration can be applied by a foreigner or company whose application for any type of permit (visitor/work/residence/study) has been refused by the Permanent Secretary. This covered under Part 8, Section 58 of the Immigration Act,2003.

This section gives you an overview on how to apply for Appeal  

IMPORTANT:

  • If the person or company is dissatisfied by the decision made, the company or person affected may apply in writing within 21 days after the decision has been made.
Eligibilty
  • Application must be made by persons over 18 years of age;
  • All documents must be submitted as per Appeal Requirements.
Criteria
  • The Department reserves all rights to acquire additional documents for further verification, as and when required;
  • Providing false information in this application can lead to imprisonment or a fine or both;
  • Applicant will be required to pay applicable application fee.
Documentary Requirements
  • Appeal Letter clearly advising grounds for appeal. Letter to be addressed to
    Director Immigration and should contain the address and valid contact details
    [phone/email] of applicant]
  • Copy of applicant’s valid passport
  • Copy of refusal letter
  • Any other supporting documents
  • Application fees
You Must:
  • Submit translated certified copies of all non-English documents in English (registered translator).

Standard application processing period is 21 working days. However, actual processing times may vary due to individual circumstances including:

  • Whether the applicant has lodged a complete application which includes all required documents;
  • Response to any requests for additional information
  • Time taken to perform required checks; and
  • Receiving additional information from external parties.

We will let you know when the decision is made on your application through email.

Further Enquires:

For further inquiries, please contact: [email protected]