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Resson to Invest in Fji |
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Preferential access to Australian and New Zealand markets under SPARTECA, to European markets under Lome. |
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Agreement, the Canadian and Japanese markets under the GSP Agreement and under bi-lateral Trade agreements with PNG, Vanuatu and Solomon Islands. |
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Easy repatriation of capital and profits. |
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An adaptable, productive, industrially disciplined and English speaking labour force with competitive wage rates. |
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A well balanced package of financial incentives and other assistance schemes including a customs duty and VAT suspension scheme for manufacturing for export. |
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Good air and sea links with overseas markets. |
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Sophisticated telecommunication links with fiber optic cable connections with the rest of the world. |
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A well developed infrastructure, including electricity, water supplies and internal communications. |
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Availability of factory land and buildings at reasonable rates. |
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A government which welcomes and supports local and foreign investment, within
its overall objectives of accelerating industrial development |
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Well developed banking and financing institutions providing full ongoing financial services. |
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An illustrious list of local and foreign companies, large and small already successfully manufacturing and operating in Fiji. |
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Under the Foreign Investment Act, the FTIB issues business certificates to all new foreign investment proposals within 15 days of receiving complete proposals. |
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Good educational facilities which comprises primary, secondary and tertiary including medical and technical educational institutions. |
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Good health and medical facilities including a modern private hospital. |
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For more reasons please log on to the official website of the Fiji
Trade and Investment Bureau:
http://www.ftib.org.fj/
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