VISAS

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Visa / Immigration

German, Malaysian, The Sultanate of Oman, Singaporean, South Korea, British nationals with the right of abode in the U.K. and New Zealand nationals are exempted from the requirement to obtain a visa for visits not exceeding 30 days.

Visas are also waived for visits of not more than 14 days for nationals of Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Indonesia, Japan, Luxembourg, Republic of Maldives, The Netherlands, Norway, The Philippines, Peru, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand and The Principality of Liechtenstein. Whereas nationals of Australia are issued visa on arrival upon their arrivals at the Brunei International Airport only for visits not exceeding 14 days. However, visas are required if nationals of these countries intend to stay in Brunei Darussalam for longer than 14 days.

All other nationals entering Brunei Darussalam must have visas obtainable from any Brunei Darussalam diplomatic missions abroad.

Persons entering Brunei Darussalam to take up employment must arrange with their employers to obtain employment passes prior to their arrival. Their spouses and children under 18 years of age of pass holders are required to obtain dependents' passes.

Note:-

* Bruneians travelling to Australia can obtain a twelve (12) months multiple entry visa or, if travelling on business, a multiple entry visa valid for five (5) years or more.

** All nationals who require a visa to enter any of the Schengen Agreement countries for business or tourism may be issued with a short stay visa (1 to 90 days) valid for all these countries.