6 December, 2025, 11:50 am Central - 27°C Rain

Water bill grace period ends on the 31st of this month

Water bill grace period ends on the 31st of this month

By Iva Danford
23/03/2021
All current bills from 1st April 2021 must be paid in full by their due dates. [image: file]

The grace period on paying water bills as part of Water Authority of Fiji’s assistance to COVID-19 affected Fijians, ends on the 31st of this month.

The Authority has thanked everyone who have been clearing their bills and not letting it build up as per their regular advice during this grace period.

They say at less than 1 cent per litre, Fiji has one of the lowest rates in the South Pacific region and the world, however it is important to bear in mind that the treatment of water is an expensive process.

Fijians who earn below $30,000 a year, and are currently under government subsidy for free water, were not greatly affected by the grace period.

The Water Authority of Fiji say a grace period for water payments was given because they did not want Fijians to be disconnected from water services during a time when there was a lot of confusion and fear.

All residential customers will need to clear at least 50 per cent of their outstanding payments by 30th April 2021 and enter into a payment plan that ensures full outstanding accounts are paid by 31st December 2021.

All current bills from 1st April 2021 must be paid in full by their due dates.

All commercial customers and institutions will need to clear all outstanding payments by 31st March 2021.

FEATURE NEWS
Tolu Young breaks Fiji records 100m butterfly and 50m freestyle at US Open Championships
Savusavu man, Tolu Young has set a new Fiji record and personal best at the US Open Swim Championships, clocking 55.27 seconds in the 100 metre butter...
14 minutes ago
LATEST NEWS
Putin offers India 'uninterrupted' fuel supplies amid US pressure over Russian oil
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Moscow is ready to provide "uninterrupted shipments" of fuel to India, as Delhi faces pressure from the US ...
43 minutes ago

Police arrest 14 drivers, including 17-year-old, for drink-driving
A total of 14 drivers, including a 17-year-old, were arrested last night for drink-driving along the Namaka to Nadi corridor. The arrests were ...
1 hour ago

Serevi urges Fiji to confront youth drug crisis with discipline, faith, and stronger values
Fijian rugby icon Waisele Serevi is urging Fiji's legal fraternity to uphold integrity, humility, and service as the nation undertakes significant ...
2 hours ago

Deaf respondents were among the most affected by online abuse during COVID-19 survey
Findings from the Fiji Disabled People’s Federation and the Disability Rights Fund survey show that during COVID-19, 24 percent of respondents ...
18 hours ago

$140,000 renovation project of Empower Pacific Counselling Centre aims to provide improved services
A $140,000 renovation project, funded through a donation by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has seen the soft-launch of the Empower ...
18 hours ago



Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
IN DEPTH
Fiji Law Society Convention 2025
There is a constant struggle that we seem to have in Fiji with upholding and respecting the rule of law, and in my view, I think it starts at the ...
1 day ago

Tribunal case of suspended Commissioner of Corrections Dr Nakarawa
Tribunal proceedings for suspended Corrections Commissioner Dr Nakarawa are underway, focusing on allegations of misbehaviour during his tenure as ...
1 day ago

Inspire Pacific Founder Ben Morrison and Peer Mentor Tikiko Tavualevu on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan
Pastor Ben Morrison and Tikiko Tavualevu on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan as they discuss Inspire Pacific’s specialised ...
2 days ago

TOP