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Average salary in Fiji

What people take home per month and earn per year, by industry and against other countries

#91 by average salary in the world#9 in Oceania

Wages in Fiji

90% of gross pay stays in hand after income tax and employee contributions

Per employee, all industries

Take-home / mo

FJD 1,290

Gross / yr

FJD 17,200

GrossFJD 1,440/mo
NetFJD 1,29090%
Tax & contributionsFJD 14210%

Salaries in Fiji by industry

Take-home pay by industry against the national average

take-home/mo · % vs national average
Real estate
FJD 2,220+72%
Finance & insurance
FJD 2,030+57%
Water & waste
FJD 1,910+48%
Professional & scientific
FJD 1,890+46%
Arts & recreation
FJD 964-25%
Agriculture & fishing
FJD 784-39%

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Key facts

Salaries in Fiji in numbers

Real estate pays the most, and by an unusual margin

It averages FJD 2,220 a month, +72% against the national average, where the same industry usually sits at +5%.

Pays well below the middle in Oceania

FJD 1,290 a month against FJD 2,740 for the middle country in Oceania.

Next door, New Caledonia pays 2.9× more

FJD 3,700 a month in New Caledonia against FJD 1,290 here, the widest gap to any neighbouring country.

Public-sector work pays above average

Public administration, education and health together average FJD 1,620 a month, 25% above the national average.

Industries pay 2.8× apart

Agriculture & fishing sits at the bottom on FJD 784 a month, against a national average of FJD 1,290.

Agriculture & fishing is where the country places highest

It ranks #39 of 105 in the world, while Fiji ranks #91 of 169 on pay overall.

How salaries in Fiji compare

Neighbours, region and the world on the same take-home figure

take-home/mo · % vs Fiji
1New Caledonia
FJD 3,700+186%
2Tonga
FJD 1,640+27%
3Fiji
FJD 1,290
4Vanuatu
FJD 1,210-7%

Industries against the world

Where this country pays an industry more, or less, than that industry is usually paid

Pays more than usual here

  • Real estate+72% here, usually +5%
  • Water & waste+48% here, usually -6%
  • Health & social work+39% here, usually +12%

Pays less than usual here

  • IT & communication+9% here, usually +47%
  • Energy & utilities+14% here, usually +36%
  • Mining & quarrying+5% here, usually +24%

“Usually” is what the same industry pays above or below the national average in a typical country

Data source: Mean monthly earnings 2024 (ILOSTAT), adjusted to 2026 using IMF GDP-per-capita growth

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What you could earn in Fiji

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IT & communication

Take-home in Fiji

FJD 563/mo

vs FJD 2,670 in your country

Cost of living

FJD 267

vs FJD 1,780 in your country

Potential savings

FJD 297

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary in Fiji?

The average salary in Fiji is FJD 1,440 a month before tax, or FJD 1,290 take-home after tax and social contributions. Over a year that's FJD 17,200 before tax and FJD 15,500 after.

What is the average salary in Fiji in US dollars?

The average salary in Fiji in US dollars is about $7,752 a year before tax, or $582 a month after tax.

What are the highest-paying jobs in Fiji?

The highest-paying jobs in Fiji are in real estate, finance, and water. Take-home pay in these industries averages around FJD 2,220 a month (about FJD 29,700 gross a year), roughly 72% above the national average.

What is a good salary in Fiji?

A good salary in Fiji is generally one above the national average — more than FJD 1,290 take-home a month, or FJD 17,200 gross a year. But a lot depends on your spending, where you live, and your financial goals.

What salary do you need to live comfortably in Fiji?

A typical person in Fiji spends about FJD 569 a month, while the average take-home pay is FJD 1,290. How much you need to live comfortably depends on the city, your family situation, and how you usually spend. See the cost of living in Fiji for the full picture.

What are the lowest-paying jobs in Fiji?

Agriculture is the lowest-paying industry in Fiji. Pay there averages around FJD 784 a month take-home (about FJD 10,500 gross a year). For comparison, the highest-paying industries pay about 2.8 times more.

Is Fiji a high-salary country?

Moderately. By average after-tax pay, Fiji is ahead of 46% of countries worldwide and ranks 9th out of 11 countries in Oceania.

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