Fiji

Conditional

Issuer: No permit for casual public photography; Film Fiji handles permits for commercial film and photo productions

Personal photography needs no permit. Commercial productions apply through Film Fiji; resorts and villages control access on their own land, which covers much of the photogenic coastline.

Regulated by the CAAF under OP 137; all drones including micro-drones require prior authorization, with applications recommended about three weeks before arrival, and altitude capped at 61 m (200 ft)

No flights within 5 km of Nadi International Airport, and none over villages or resorts without permission. Arriving without printed CAAF approval risks customs holding the drone. For depth, see Drone Authority.

Yes to photograph in public

Street and beach photography is lawful. In iTaukei villages, follow protocol: seek permission (often via sevusevu presentation to the chief), remove hats, and ask before photographing people and ceremonies.

Full for buildings and 3D works (UK model)

The Copyright Act 1999 permits copying, by graphic work, photograph, or film, buildings and sculptures, building models, and works of artistic craftsmanship permanently situated in a public place or premises open to the public. Wikimedia Commons classifies Fiji as FoP OK for these categories.