Can Brunei's landing visa be extended?

Brunei is a country across the sea from China. Although it is not big, its diversified cultural atmosphere and beautiful scenery attract many people. Many people feel happy when they arrive in Brunei. Would you like to know if Brunei's landing visa can be extended?

Brunei is one of the countries that unilaterally allows Chinese citizens to apply for landing visas. Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports valid for more than 6 months can apply for landing visa, but the stay period of landing visa cannot exceed 14 days and cannot be extended.

Therefore, Chinese citizens traveling in Brunei must return to China within the prescribed period of stay, otherwise they will be treated as stranded persons. In recent years, there have been many cases in Brunei where Chinese tourists have been punished by the Immigration Bureau and other units for overstaying.

Applicants for Brunei landing visa can apply for visa application form, hotel reservation information, return air ticket or joint air ticket after arriving in Brunei. Brunei is relatively friendly to Chinese citizens. Applicants for landing visa can be handled at all the exquisite ports of entry in Brunei, including Brunei International Airport.

Naturally, Chinese tourists who apply for Brunei visa on arrival also need to pay relevant fees. According to the regulations, those who choose one-time entry visa on arrival are required to pay 20 Chinese dollars (or Singapore dollars) when handling on the spot. If it is a person who enters the country multiple times, the payment fee is different. At the same time, the entry airport that can be handled is also limited. You can only apply at Brunei International Airport, and the fee to be paid is 30 RMB.

In addition, it should be noted that Brunei's landing visa policy is only open to people traveling to Brunei. If they are for the purpose of working, business and employment in Brunei, they need to apply for the corresponding visa.