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Fiji Population

Capital: Suva · East Asia & Pacific · Upper middle income

Live population estimate
933,154
— so far today · —

Fiji had an estimated population of 933,154 in mid-2025 (World Bank), making it the 161st most populous of 217 countries and territories, with 0.01% of everyone alive. The counter above projects that figure forward at the current growth rate of +0.47% a year.

Fiji at a glance

World rank#161of 217 countries
Share of humanity0.01%of 8.22 billion people
Growth rate+0.47%per year · 2025
Doubling time148 yearsat the current rate
Density50.6 /km22023
Area18,270 km2
Urban population59.5%2025
Life expectancy67.5 yrs2024
Fertility rate2.27children per woman
Aged 0–1426.8%2025
Aged 65+6.6%2025
GDP per capita$6,642current US$ · 2025

How Fiji's population is changing

Fiji's population is growing: +0.47% a year, which works out to about +4,380 people per year, or +12 a day. Births (17.9 per 1,000) and deaths (9.5 per 1,000) alone would give +0.84% a year; net migration removes about 3,288 people a year (−0.35%). Roughly one in every 8,804 people on Earth lives in Fiji.

Births per day4617.9 per 1,000 · 2024
Deaths per day249.5 per 1,000 · 2024
Net migration per year−3,2882025
Net change per year+4,380population growth

Population of Fiji since 1960

In 1960, Fiji had 404,887 people. By 2025 that was 933,154 — 2.3× larger. The fastest growth came between 1960 and 1970, when the population rose by 31%.

0247K495K742K989K19601970198019902000201020202025 · 933,154
YearPopulationChange vs previous row
1960404,887—
1970531,188+31.2%
1980641,975+20.9%
1990773,316+20.5%
2000840,909+8.7%
2010910,419+8.3%
2020914,963+0.5%
2025933,154+2.0%

Fiji from 1800 to 2100

Modelled estimates put Fiji at about 130,533 people in 1800; the UN estimates 933,159 in 2025 (7× 1800) and projects 879,377 for 2100 in its medium scenario. The population is projected to peak around 2054 at 1,001,664 and decline afterwards.

0265K531K796K1.1M1800185019001950200020502100modelled (HYDE/Gapminder)UN projection
YearPopulationKind
1800130,533modelled estimate
1850136,971modelled estimate
1900126,498modelled estimate
1950309,525UN estimate
2000840,913UN estimate
2025933,159UN projection
20501,000,265UN projection
2075970,443UN projection
2100879,377UN projection

Country live/base figures use World Bank estimates; this historical/future chart uses a separate UN series and need not match the World Bank base in overlapping years. Before 1950: HYDE 3.3 / Gapminder reconstructions via Our World in Data — historical modelling, not censuses. 1950–2023: UN World Population Prospects 2024. 2024–2100: UN medium projection. Open the time machine to see the whole map in any year.

Largest listed places in Fiji

10 records sorted by displayed base population. Definitions vary (province/administrative unit, UN urban centre or GeoNames settlement); this is not a harmonised city ranking. Shares use World Bank 2025 country population 933,154. Dates and boundaries may differ. Overlapping entities are not summed.

#PlacePopulationDefinitionShareSource / reference
1Suva225,882UN urban centre24.21%UN DESA, World Urbanization Prospects 2025; 2025 annual estimate
2Nasinu92,043GeoNames settlement9.86%GeoNames settlement record; Population reference date not supplied in local record
3Lautoka53,310UN urban centre5.71%UN DESA, World Urbanization Prospects 2025; 2025 annual estimate
4Nadi42,284GeoNames settlement4.53%GeoNames settlement record; Population reference date not supplied in local record
5Labasa27,949GeoNames settlement3.00%GeoNames settlement record; Population reference date not supplied in local record
6Lami24,639GeoNames settlement2.64%GeoNames settlement record; Population reference date not supplied in local record
7Sigatoka17,622GeoNames settlement1.89%GeoNames settlement record; Population reference date not supplied in local record
8Ba14,596GeoNames settlement1.56%GeoNames settlement record; Population reference date not supplied in local record
9Tavua8,810GeoNames settlement0.94%GeoNames settlement record; Population reference date not supplied in local record
10Levuka8,360GeoNames settlement0.90%GeoNames settlement record; Population reference date not supplied in local record

How Fiji compares

Fiji has almost the same population as Comoros (882,847).

RankCountryPopulationvs Fiji
#159Flag of Mauritius Mauritius1,243,741+33%compare →
#160Flag of Djibouti Djibouti1,184,076+27%compare →
#162Flag of Comoros Comoros882,847−5%compare →
#163Flag of Solomon Islands Solomon Islands838,645−10%compare →

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Same region (East Asia & Pacific): China, Indonesia, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand.

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Nearest countries

Fiji has no land border. Closest by distance:

In its region

Fiji is the 20th most populous of the 37 economies in East Asia & Pacific, holding 0.0% of the region's 2,367,527,180 people.

Rankings

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Cities

Suva, Nasinu, Lautoka, Nadi, Labasa, Lami, Sigatoka, Ba — all Fiji's cities on the map.

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About these numbers

Population, growth, birth and death rates, migration, density, age structure, life expectancy, fertility and GDP per capita come from the World Bank Indicators API (latest available year shown beside each figure). The live counter applies the annual growth rate continuously from 1 July 2025 — a model, not a measurement. City populations are the latest census or official estimate held by GeoNames and are not projected. Sub-city units are folded into their parent city.

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Interpretation reviewed 12 October 2026. Underlying reference years are stated on the page; this is not a fresh census or dataset refresh.