| Lonely Planet™ · Thorn Tree Forum · 2020 | ![]() |
17yr travelling to FijiCountry forums / Pacific Islands & Papua New Guinea / Fiji | ||
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No issues and restrictions in Fiji. | 1 | |
thank you for your help!! :) | 2 | |
I gather you are in Australia. The main issue would be to have her parents' or guardians' permission to leave Australia and travel overseas, as she is under 18. | 3 | |
Amazingly old-fashioned regulations OG! | 4 | |
Europe these days is different, as you don't need papers to cross borders within Europe. | 5 | |
Unfortunately my "under 18 years" are nothing like "these days" and were definitely back when papers, even visas, were still needed for a holiday to Greece, for example! ;-) | 6 | |
Another issue - check the accommodation provider allows you to book accommodation if you (or at least, they) are under 18. | 7 | |
The Nadi travel agents in Fiji (in most cases they do the bookings, not the accommodation providers) ask no Qs. All they want is your $$$! :-) | 8 | |
Laszlo- I used to need written permission from my husband to travel without him- also back in the dark ages! | 9 | |
OMG, did you live in Saudi Arabia back then? ;-) | 10 | |
Nope- going into Canada. Who woulda thunk it. | 11 | |
I had to have my ex's permission to take my son on holiday to Mexico from Canada; I had no problem the previous year, but this time I couldn't buy a ticket without it, so we went to Disneyland instead. I also needed the ex's permission to get my son a Canadian passport (he was born in the UK), but when I accused the Canadian Immigration services of being sexist they said the ex would have needed my permission if he had been the one applying. I didn't need his permission to get my son his Canadian citizenship, though. | 12 | |
A 17 year old white girl alone in Fiji...is this a joke?! {:"} | 13 | |
Pago - USA A 17yr old white girl in Fiji - is this a joke. Is this a racist remark? Do white girls in USA get molested only by Black guys. I dont think so!!! | 14 | |
Go have fun, no one will care in the slightest or ask I'm sure if you aren't needing childcare ;) or acting like one. | 15 | |
Fiji is a pretty safe place, but common sense should prevail in any situation. There are plenty of 17 year old white women here who feel perfectly safe (except around alcohol-charged young men). John | 16 | |