Brunei Travel Guide What should you pay attention to when traveling to Brunei?

1. What should you pay attention to when traveling to Brunei?

Brunei has generally good security, and there have been fewer criminal cases in previous years. In recent years, due to the increase in migrant workers and the increase in theft cases, you need to pay attention to property safety when traveling.

Life in Brunei is easy. People here live a very happy life every day, and the national happiness index is very high. Housing prices in Brunei are very cheap. The rent for a villa of more than 300 square meters is only 300 yuan a month. If you live here for 30 years, this villa is yours. This price is much lower than that in mainland China, which also shows that the quality of life in Brunei is really high.

2. Can I go to Brunei?

How much does it cost for a self-guided tour to Brunei? This depends on your food, accommodation and accommodation requirements. No. You and I have been to Brunei and it is beautiful. It's really good to use the self-guided tour. There are many attractions and characteristic streets there. If you don't have acquaintances to play with, you can find many special places in Brunei. It was my first time to go on a self-guided trip to Brunei, and I found Tadpole Travel Agency to help me make a guide. The route in the guide is very unique and the scenery along the way is beautiful. The itinerary is also very detailed, with various maps and photos. The recommended restaurant is also very unique, with various delicacies along the way, but it’s delicious. It is said that their strategy is the essence of some senior players who have played N times. By the way, if you ask them for tips, they will also give you a translation phone with Tadpole, which can translate offline, allowing you to eat, buy and communicate with others abroad without any problem! It is said that this phone can also be rented directly from them. 200 yuan for 10 days. You can go check them out and check out their website. There are many novel lines in it.

3. How to travel to Brunei

Brunei has become one of the richest countries in the world with its rich oil and gas resources. As you can imagine, the price level is also relatively high. In addition, travel costs are also affected by many factors such as transportation, travel days, meals, accommodation, and travel purpose. Traveling to Brunei for 3-6 days costs about 10,000-20,000 yuan for a self-guided tour and 50,000 yuan for a group tour. The specific cost depends on the individual's itinerary.

2 The specific cost of traveling to Brunei.

Visa

To go to Brunei, you need to apply for a visa. Different types of visas require different fees. Ordinary tourist visa costs 100 Brunei dollars; visa on arrival costs 20 Brunei dollars; transit visa costs 5 Brunei dollars.

Transportation

External Transportation

At present, only Shanghai and Hong Kong have direct flights to Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei. Other cities need to fly to Singapore and Malaysia. Waiting for transfer. Domestic round-trip air tickets to Brunei cost around RMB 3,000-4,000.

Domestic transportation

Ship

If you want to go to Tengburong in Brunei, you can take a boat. The ticket price is Brunei dollars 6 for adults and Brunei dollars 5 for senior citizens.

Bus***

There are 6 bus lines in Bandar Seri Begawan and the Brunei-Moara area***, with general prices starting from 1 Brunei dollar.

Taxi

Taxis are available in most hotels, shopping malls and piers in Brunei. Taxis do not charge based on mileage, so you need to negotiate the price with the driver in advance.

Rent a car

Renting a car in Brunei is definitely a more reliable and convenient way than taking other forms of transportation. There are many car rental companies in Bandar Seri Begawan, and the rental price is about 80 Brunei dollars per day. If you need a driver, you need to pay 100 Brunei dollars per day.

Stay

When traveling to Brunei, accommodation costs can be said to account for a relatively large proportion. A five-star hotel costs about 1,000 Brunei dollars per night. General budget accommodation costs 40-50 Brunei dollars, and mid-range accommodation costs 60-200 Brunei dollars.

Food and Beverages

If you eat in an ordinary restaurant, a meal is about 4-7 Brunei dollars, black pepper steak rice is 5.5 Brunei dollars, and lamb chop rice is 5.5 Brunei dollars. If you choose to dine in a mid-to-high-end Western restaurant, the main course is generally 25-30 Brunei dollars per portion.

Go shopping

Brunei also has many specialties that you can buy, such as jongsala, handicrafts, etc. Costs 20-100 Brunei dollars.

Scenic Spots

Most of the American scenic spots in Brunei are free and open, so the cost of the scenic spots will not be much, only a few Brunei dollars.

Tipping

Tipping is not common in Brunei. If it is stated on the bill that it is necessary, 10% of the total cost will be paid as meal expenses. Other situations such as luggage handling can

4. What should you pay attention to when traveling to Brunei?

A visa is required. 1. Visa requirements: Nationals of Singapore, Malaysia and the United Kingdom (including overseas citizens) can enter Brunei and stay for 30 days without a visa. 14-day stay for nationals of the Philippines, Canada, France, Japan, South Korea, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, China, Sweden, Denmark, Maldives, the United States and New Zealand, and 14 days for nationals of Thailand and Indonesia arriving and departing by air 14 days. Nationals of other countries (except Cuban, North Korean, and Israeli passports) can enjoy a 72-hour visa on arrival. Tourists from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Iran and mainland China may also be allowed to stay in Brunei for an undetermined amount of time, as long as they have reputable locals guaranteeing them. Gulf passport holders are not allowed to fill in the identity form by typing and require the relevant Brunei official seal to be valid. Typically, a visa is valid for two weeks. Visas can be applied for at any Brunei embassy abroad. Countries or regions without a Brunei embassy are represented by British consulates. two. Visa type: 1. Brunei tourist visa type: valid for 6 months, with a maximum stay of 14 days. Estimated working days: 35 days. Visa information for private passport holders from various provinces in China: 1) 2-inch recent photo: 5) Original passport valid for more than 9 months: 3) Applicant’s copy An ID card: 4) Applicant’s personal information, including: marriage Status, home address, contact number, etc. 2. Visa on arrival: Brunei is now a Chinese tourist group. 3. The maximum stay for a personal visit visa is 14 days, and the visa is valid for one month. The required materials, passport, and 2 photos, including the regulations and price for passport issuance in a one-night hotel, are expected to take 7 working days nationwide (excluding express delivery and mailing time). The visa approval rate is close to 100. Note: The above quotations include Chinese service fee invoices. Please contact our travel agency for prices for more than 10 people. 4. The maximum stay for a business visa is 30 days, the visa is valid for one month, required materials, passport, 2-inch color photo, regulations and prices of the two passport issuing places, estimated working days nationwide, 7 working days (excluding express delivery and Mailing time), the price is RMB 1,300 per person, and the visa approval rate is nearly 100. Note: All quotations above include Chinese service fee invoices. For prices for more than 10 people, please contact our travel agency. 5. Visa rules and conditions - The visa officer has the right to require any applicant to interview or supplement other materials, and the applicant needs to cooperate unconditionally - the success of the visa you apply for depends on the direct review results of the visa officer of the relevant embassy or consulate; if In the end, when the visa was rejected, the applicant naturally accepted this result and gave up the right to pursue any liability against the company. -#039; It is expected that the embassy will issue the visa during the normal working time; in case of special reasons, such as holidays, internal staff adjustments in the embassy, ??visa printer failure, etc. There may be delays in visa issuance; our company does not assume any responsibility for any financial losses that may be caused by applicants’ subsequent travel arrangements based on the expected visa date. -The visa validity period and length of stay published on the relevant visa information are for reference only and do not make any legal commitments. Everything is subject to the visa content issued by the visa officer. 3.1 Notes: 1. Original passport (passport copy) valid for more than 6 months from the date of entry, 2-inch photo, 3. Transit tourist visa application form. Copy of ID card, copy of flight tickets for international flights in and out of Brunei for 5.6 people or more than 10 people, group list. 4.1 Note: None please; please fill in the correct information in each column of the visa application form. Monday to Thursday from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm, *** four working days (i.e. delivery in the morning and collection in the afternoon for four days), each time you enter Brunei, you can If you stay for 14 days, you can extend your stay up to two times locally. Taiwanese passport holders must apply for a visa to enter or leave Brunei.

Holders of the following passports can stay visa-free for 14 days: Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, South Korea, Japan, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Spain, Maldives , Canada, Oman, and Peru can stay visa-free for 30 days; Malaysia, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Germany, and New Zealand can stay visa-free for 90 days; the United States detained them.

5. What should you pay attention to when traveling to Brunei?

Customs and taboos when traveling to Brunei:

1. Islam is the soul of Brunei . Brunei Malaysia's Islamic monarchy is its own unique system, and Brunei is indeed a devout Muslim country.

2. Tourists should observe local people’s American clothing customs and conservative dress. Comfortable casual clothing is acceptable in hot weather except when visiting religious sites or attending social and business events.

3. Brunei people shake hands by touching them lightly with their hands and then raising them to their chests. Some people don't shake hands with people of the opposite sex.

The left hand is considered unclean by the locals, so the right hand must be used to pick up and place goods. Many Malays are reluctant to shake hands with members of the opposite sex, so don't offer to shake hands with them unless they extend their hand first.

4. Don't use your fingers to give instructions, but use the thumb of your right hand to hold the remaining fingers.

When visiting the mosque, all visitors are required to take off their shoes. Women should cover their heads and not expose their knees and arms. Don't walk in front of someone who is praying, either. Don't touch the Koran.

6. Gifts (especially food) can only be delivered with the right hand, but the right wrist can be supported with the left hand.

7. It is polite to accept gifts from others. Even a little food or drink is good. If you don't want anything, it's polite to touch the plate lightly with your right hand.

8. During the Islamic month of Ramadan, Muslims do not eat between sunrise and sunset. It is not advisable to eat or drink in front of them during this period.

9. Because most people in Brunei are Muslims, China does not sell alcohol, but allows non-Muslims to drink in private. Non-Muslim tourists are allowed to bring two bottles of alcohol (or wine, carbonated drinks, etc.) and 12 cans of beer per entry. In hotels

And there are restaurants where drinking requires a low profile.

10. Don’t touch your child’s head, and don’t point your index finger at others. Instead, clasp your four fingers together into a gentle fist and bring your thumb close to your index finger. Otherwise the locals will think you are unfriendly. Instead of using your index finger to hail a taxi, wave your whole hand. In formal occasions, do not cross your legs.

1. Women should dress solemnly and elegantly, with long sleeves, trousers, and skirts covering their knees. You must take off your shoes when entering and leaving the mosque, and women must wear headscarves and robes (provided by the temple). Men should not wear bathrobes, shorts or loose T-shirts, and they should not make loud noises in public places. Yellow is the symbol of the Brunei royal family, so Tang should not wear yellow clothes when entering the palace. Tight, short, see-through and revealing clothes are frowned upon.

12. Brunei people believe in Islam and avoid eating pork, so similar language is not mentioned. Only a few restaurants serve pork to Chinese tourists.

6. What do you need to prepare to go to Brunei?

A visa is required. 1. Visa requirements: Nationals of Singapore, Malaysia and the United Kingdom (including overseas citizens) can enter Brunei and stay for 30 days without a visa. 14-day stay for nationals of the Philippines, Canada, France, Japan, South Korea, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, China, Sweden, Denmark, Maldives, the United States and New Zealand, and 14 days for nationals of Thailand and Indonesia arriving and departing by air 14 days. Nationals of other countries (except Cuban, North Korean, and Israeli passports) can enjoy a 72-hour visa on arrival. Tourists from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Iran and mainland China may also be allowed to stay in Brunei for an undetermined amount of time, as long as they have reputable locals guaranteeing them. Gulf passport holders are not allowed to fill in the identity form by typing and require the relevant Brunei official seal to be valid. Typically, a visa is valid for two weeks. Visas can be applied for at any Brunei embassy abroad.

Countries or regions without a Brunei embassy are represented by British consulates. two. Visa type: 1. Brunei tourist visa type: valid for 6 months, with a maximum stay of 14 days. Estimated working days: 35 days. Visa information for private passport holders from various provinces in China: 1) 2-inch recent photo: 5) Original passport valid for more than 9 months: 3) Applicant’s copy An ID card: 4) Applicant’s personal information, including: marriage Status, home address, contact number, etc. 2. Visa on arrival: Brunei is now a Chinese tourist group. 3. The maximum stay for a personal visit visa is 14 days, and the visa is valid for one month. The required materials, passport, and 2 photos, including the regulations and price for passport issuance in a one-night hotel, are expected to take 7 working days nationwide (excluding express delivery and mailing time). The visa approval rate is close to 100. Note: The above quotations include Chinese service fee invoices. Please contact our travel agency for prices for more than 10 people. 4. The maximum stay for a business visa is 30 days, the visa is valid for one month, required materials, passport, 2-inch color photo, regulations and prices of the two passport issuing places, estimated working days nationwide, 7 working days (excluding express delivery and Mailing time), the price is RMB 1,300 per person, and the visa approval rate is nearly 100. Note: All quotations above include Chinese service fee invoices. For prices for more than 10 people, please contact our travel agency. 5. Visa rules and conditions - The visa officer has the right to require any applicant to interview or supplement other materials, and the applicant needs to cooperate unconditionally - the success of the visa you apply for depends on the direct review results of the visa officer of the relevant embassy or consulate; if In the end, when the visa was rejected, the applicant naturally accepted this result and gave up the right to pursue any liability against the company. -#039; It is expected that the embassy will issue the visa during the normal working time; in case of special reasons, such as holidays, internal staff adjustments in the embassy, ??visa printer failure, etc. There may be delays in visa issuance; our company does not assume any responsibility for any financial losses that may be caused by applicants’ subsequent travel arrangements based on the expected visa date. -The visa validity period and length of stay published on the relevant visa information are for reference only and do not make any legal commitments. Everything is subject to the visa content issued by the visa officer. 3.1 Notes: 1. Original passport (passport copy) valid for more than 6 months from the date of entry, 2-inch photo, 3. Transit tourist visa application form. Copy of ID card, copy of flight tickets for international flights in and out of Brunei for 5.6 people or more than 10 people, group list. 4.1 Note: None please; please fill in the correct information in each column of the visa application form. Monday to Thursday from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm, *** four working days (i.e. delivery in the morning and collection in the afternoon for four days), each time you enter Brunei, you can If you stay for 14 days, you can extend your stay up to two times locally. Taiwanese passport holders must apply for a visa to enter or leave Brunei.

Holders of the following passports can stay visa-free for 14 days: Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, South Korea, Japan, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Spain, Maldives , Canada, Oman, and Peru can stay visa-free for 30 days; Malaysia, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Germany, and New Zealand can stay visa-free for 90 days; the United States detained them.

7. What are the requirements for traveling abroad to Brunei?

1.

According to the visa-free agreement signed between China and Brunei in 2005, holders of diplomatic and official passports Chinese citizens can enter Brunei without a visa and their stay shall not exceed 14 days.

2.

According to Chinese regulations, Chinese citizens who meet the following conditions must hold a valid visa from a third country, a letter of guarantee from a local travel agency in Brunei, a transfer ticket, the place of departure and destination. Depending on the country of destination, a transit visa valid for 72 hours (3 days) may be issued.

3.

According to Chinese regulations, an application must be made by an authorized travel agency in China, handled by an authorized travel agency in Brunei, approved by the Cultural Immigration Bureau, and the Chinese delegation unit will receive a visa on arrival notification After arriving in Brunei, apply for an arrival visa for group tourists.

4.

Except for the above circumstances, holders of ordinary public passports or ordinary passports (commonly known as private passports) need to apply for a visa before they can go.

Please consult the Brunei Embassy in China for specific visa requirements and procedures in advance.

8. Things to note when traveling to Brunei

Brunei people are adaptable to both Western and Chinese food, but in comparison, they prefer Chinese food. Sample from Toutiao

I am more interested in spicy dishes. Although Brunei is a country that prohibits alcohol, some people still drink fruit wine and wine. Laiyang Headlines