Australian-born Lynette Wilson moved to the USA in 1986 and opened a South Pacific tour company, helping Americans discover the roads less traveled rather than cookie cutter packages. When the opportunity presented itself to live in her favorite island nation full time, the choice to work remotely from the Fiji Islands was a no-brainer.

Why Fiji?

• There is no winter. Seriously, the coldest month of the year in Fiji is August, with an average low of 68°F and high of 78°F.
• Pretty much everybody speaks English.
• The cost of living is less than half the USA.
• The people are the friendliest you would find anywhere. Even Pope John Paul II declared Fiji "the way the world should be" — a country with different ethnic and religious communities living together in peace.

If you are seriously thinking about moving to Fiji, it's not just what you know, but who you know. Living in a new country is very different from seeing it through the eyes of a tourist. Yes, there will be hurdles to jump for the paperwork to be processed, etc. After living in Fiji for 15 years, Lynette has the connections to pave your way. Book a consultation with her today to help you find the perfect location to call home.

This is a one-hour consultation.