There are 320 islands in the Fiji Group, only 100 are populated and only four are of significant size. The largest (and also the most populous) is Viti Levu , followed in size by Vanua Levu , Kadavu and Taveuni.

Fiji has a rich history and is perhaps the most cosmopolitan of all South Pacific nations. Its population, just under 780,000, is an amalgam of indigenous Fijians (50%), Indians (46%), and with the remainder being part-Europeans , Rotumans , Chinese , and other Pacific Islanders .

It is fairly straightforward to purchase certain land and property in Fiji and if you are interested in becoming a permanent resident having property makes that possible. There are three types of land in Fiji : native trust land, crown land, and freehold.

Native land can be leased but never sold, and as such, it is usually considered a can of worms to develop anything on native land. Crown land is basically government land. Freehold property is the same as fee simple; it can be bought and sold freely and owned forever. Whenever looking at freehold land, however, always insist on seeing the Freehold Title and researching through a competent attorney as to whether the title is indeed free and clear, with no caveats, mortgages, or other legal hassles attached to it.

We have for sale many types of real estate in Fiji – from land and subdivided plots to villas. Please search the available stock here or contact us and we will conduct a specific search on your behalf.