Can I enter Brunei without a visa?

Visa-free means that you can enter the destination without applying for a visa. So far, only a few countries have implemented a visa-free policy for my country. Can you enter Brunei without a visa?

Brunei does not have a visa-free policy for China, so if you want to enter Brunei, you need a visa. Otherwise, you cannot enter Brunei. In fact, it is not very difficult to apply for a Brunei visa. As long as you prepare the materials: passport, photo and ID card, you can ensure that the materials are true and correct without any errors. After you hand over the materials and expenses to the embassy, there is no need for an interview to wait for the visa results.

The time for the embassy to review the materials should be 6-8 working days. During the application period, the applicant's mobile phone must be kept unblocked to avoid the embassy failing to contact the applicant and refusing to sign.

After the visa is issued, the applicant can enter Brunei with a valid visa. However, regardless of whether he holds a valid visa or not, he must abide by the customs regulations when entering the country. He must not carry prohibited items. He must hold relevant documents and all documents. Only when they are intact can they enter the country smoothly, otherwise they will be hindered when entering the country.

If the applicant does not have time to apply for a Brunei visa in China, he can directly fly to Brunei Airport to apply for a Brunei visa on arrival. He only needs to queue up. Brunei's visa on arrival can stay for 14 days at a cost of 150 yuan.

Tip: If you do not get a visa at home, China Customs has a certain chance to restrict your entry.

In short, it is recommended that applicants apply for visas at home to prevent the possibility of customs restrictions on entry and visa-on-arrival rejection.