Once the Gujarati immigrants had established themselves in Fiji, other relatives usually followed. They continued to maintain close ties with their districts of origin, received goods from their relatives in India, remitted money and returned home to get married and bring their wives back to Fiji.
Once Gujarati immigrants had established themselves in Fiji, their families often migrated to join them. These individuals kept close ties to their birthplaces in India, received supplies from relatives there, sent financial support to their families back home, and traveled to India to get married and bring their wives to Fiji.