FILL ANY OF THE FOLLOWING FORMS AND SEND IT TO ANY LTA OFFICE NEAR YOU.

For any vehicle to be registered in the Fiji Islands the owner or the person presenting the vehicle must produce

  • a copy of the certificate of the relevant customs entry
  • a copy of the bill of lading
  • a completed First Registration form (click > here < to download this form)

If the vehicle owner is not a driver licence holder then we can accept the following as proper ID:

  • Overseas driver licence
  • original birth certificate
  • original passport

Self Imported Vehicles

Since these types of vehicles have been registered in another country, we need to have the cancellation certificate from the previous country of registration. There should be a translated version if the cancellation certificate is not in English. The vehicle cannot be transferred for the next 5 years to another person.

How to register a self imported vehicle

You will need to fill a first registration form (click > here < to download this form). In the first registration you are required to fill in all the particulars about the vehicle including the engine and chassis. This document can be presented to a Insurance company and they will prepare a Third Party Policy (TPP). The TPP should be presented to the Licensing office and a permission to drive will be given to drive the vehicle from the wharf to your residence or to LTA office for registration. The fee is $7.00 for each trip.

Left Hand Drive Vehicles

Left hand drive vehicles are a restricted commodity in Fiji now.

Exemptions are only granted for Diplomatic vehicles to be conditionally registered and must be exported out of the country upon expiry of the diplomats attachment.

 
 

 

Getting or Renewing a Licence

Info for PSV Operators

Info for Vehicle Owners & Drivers

Info for Service Providers

Info for Vehicle & Rental Vendors

Info for Visitors & Migrants

SPEED AND ROAD SAFETY:
Speeding continues to be major factor in road crashes, so slow down and save lives!

BE AWARE OF THE FACTS ABOUT SPEEDING!

CHOOSE A SAFE SPEED FOR THE CONDITIONS:
Speed limits are the maximum travel speed for any road. In many conditions, you should travel at a lower speed-such as in bad weather, after dark, in heavy traffic, on unfamiliar, winding or narrow roads.

REMEMBER TO CHOOSE A SAFE SPEED FOR THE DRIVING CONDITIONS

SPEEDING INCREASE CRASHES:
You are more likely to crash if you exceed the speed limit or drive at a speed that is not appropriate for the conditions.

As your speed increases, you have a less time to react to emergencies and it takes a greater distance to stop. Other road users also find it more difficult to judge how fast you are traveling.