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Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after you arrive.

A confirmed return or onward ticket showing departure before the permitted stay expires is required and may be checked at check-in or on arrival

You should have No fixed amount is officially published, a commonly cited informal guideline is approximately BND 100 to 150 per day of stay, and officers may ask for bank statements, credit cards, or cash as evidence.

Nearly every foreign visitor must complete Brunei's E-Arrival Card online in advance through the official INRS portal, in effect since 9 February 2023; this is separate from any visa requirement

Check with the embassy for overstay penalties.Overstaying is an offence under the Immigration Act, Chapter 17, typically punished with a fine in the range of BND 1,000 to 5,000 and up to 3 months imprisonment for an ordinary case; caning may additionally be imposed, particularly for repeat or aggravated offences. Voluntarily reporting to the Immigration Department before being caught can reduce the penalty, and deportation with a re-entry ban is also possible

Declare cash above BND 15,000 (or equivalent) for physical currency and bearer negotiable instruments combined, confirmed directly by Brunei Darussalam Central Bank, declared to a Customs Officer on arrival or an Immigration Officer before departure.

Apply in person at the Visa, Visit and Diplomatic Division, National Immigration and Registration Headquarters, or a branch office, before the current pass expires; approval and the number of additional days granted are at the discretion of the immigration officer, not guaranteed

Always confirm with the official embassy or consulate before you fly.