If you have already turned eighteen [18] and have not yet been registered, visit any of our Voter Services Centres.
We are able to assist in any of the following:
1. New registrations – Form
2. Update or correction of voter details – Form
3. Replacement of Electronic Voter Registration [EVR] card – Form
Who Can Register?
Before you can vote, you need to make sure that your name is on the Voter List. This is the list of all eligible Fijians who are registered to vote in the 2018 General Election. Your name can only appear on the Voter List if you have registered
How to Register?
For new registrations, we will need you to complete a ‘Application to Register As Voter’ form provided at the FEO Office.
At the Voter Services Centre, provide us with an original or a certified true copy of your Birth Certificate and any of the valid photo ID listed below:
Fijian Passport OR FNPF ID OR Driver’s License OR Social Welfare ID OR Employment ID OR Tertiary Student ID OR FRCS/FNPF Joint Card
To update your residential address, you will only need to complete a ‘Application To Correct/ Change of Voter Details’ form.
If you have a change in name or a correction in the date of birth, you will need to provide us with an original or a certified true copy of your Birth Certificate and complete a
‘Application To Correct/ Change of Voter Details’ form.
For replacement of Lost/Stolen EVR Cards, you would to complete a ‘Application for Replacement of EVR Card’ form and provide us with an original or certified true copy of your Birth Certificate. The request for replacement is free of charge.
What happens after I have Registered?
Once you have been successfully registered as a voter you will be issued a VoterCard. You must present this VoterCard at the time you cast your vote.
VoterCard 1.0 (Green coloured VoterCard) will expire on 30 June 2021.
