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Passports must have a validity of at least six months.

Citizens of most countries will be granted a visa on arrival for periods of between 14 and 90 days. See the Brunei Government website for a detailed list.

Nationals of Australia and New Zealand are now granted a visa on arrival for a period of 30 days. Citizens of the European Union are granted 90 days as are those of the USA, but Canadians only have 14 days.

All foreign nationals will require a visa if they plan to stay longer than that which granted by their Visa On Arrival.

Proof of sufficient funds may be required.

Nationalities requiring a visa in advance can obtain one from a Brunei embassy or consulate.

Nationals from countries requiring a visa and arriving without one will receive a 72-hour Transit Pass. A transit pass requires that you are moving from one place to another via Brunei. A Transit Pass will not be issued if you intend returning to the place you arrived from.

It is possible to apply for a Visitor’s Pass or Transit Pass extension at Brunei Immigration once admitted to Brunei.

Nationals from Israel, Egypt, Iran, Russia, Pakistan, Myanmar, Tajikistan, and Ukraine have to apply in advance for a social Visa and are likely to be interviewed.

Information on Brunei Embassies and High Commissions can be found at Brunei Missions Abroad.

Last updated:  August 2018.

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  1. July 13, 2017 at 5:22 AM
    Data Entry2 says:

    Present construction of the three bridges in Brunei involves a lot of foreign flagged support boats etc, which all need diesel and which take petrol etc to the water-based construction sites.

    They normally have all the fuel from that riverine filling station pre-booked. And because they are foreign flagged the filling station is charging the international price. It is still possible to get diesel from vehicle filling stations. Contact us for details.

    Allan Riches
    Brunei Bay Radio – radio@bruneibay.net

  2. February 20, 2016 at 5:07 AM
    Data Entry2 says:

    INCREASE IN FUEL PRICES:

    As of December 2015, the Shell fuel dock in Brunei (up the river from Muara) is charging foreign yachts and additional BND$1 / liter. This is a 500% increase in the price they were charging just a month before.

    Bruce
    s/v Migration