Can a Brunei visa be used for multiple entries?

Chinese citizens traveling to Brunei can apply for a visa on arrival. Some people want to know more about this aspect. Ask: Can Brunei visa on arrival enter multiple times?

Generally speaking, landing visas are single entry, one entry at a time, the end of the stay, you must return to the country. However, Brunei is one of the countries that unilaterally allows Chinese citizens to apply for visas on arrival, and the regulations in this regard are relatively loose, allowing Chinese citizens to apply for multiple entry visas.

According to the regulations of the Brunei Embassy, Chinese citizens who meet the requirements can apply for visa on arrival. If they want to get a visa with multiple entry opportunities, they must meet the following requirements:

First, hold an ordinary Chinese passport valid for more than 6 months.

Second, when applying for landing visa, you need to provide a passport, visa application form, hotel reservation information, return ticket or joint ticket.

Third, the purpose of entry is tourism.

Fourth, applications for multiple entry airports are limited to Brunei International Airport, with a payment of 30 RMB.

The above are the conditions that Chinese citizens need to meet to obtain multiple entry visas. In fact, if Chinese citizens who travel to Brunei choose to enter Brunei for a single entry, they only need to pay 20 currency (or Singapore dollar), and they can apply for landing visas at all ports of entry, including Brunei International Airport. There are no port of entry restrictions.

However, whether it is a single entry visa on arrival or a multiple entry visa on arrival, if Chinese citizens enter Brunei in this way, their stay time at each entry cannot exceed 14 days and cannot be extended.

Chinese citizens traveling to Brunei must be clear about the relevant regulations on visa-on-arrival, truthfully provide personal information, provide real materials to apply for visas, and must return to China within the prescribed period of stay, otherwise they will be treated as stranded personnel.