I want to travel to Brunei recently. I don't know how to get a visa. Can I get a visa on arrival? Is it easy to do? Will you refuse the visa?

You need a visa to go to Brunei.

Brunei opens ordinary tourist visas, landing visa visas and transit visas to China citizens who hold ordinary passports for personal reasons. Among them, landing visas and transit visas are subject to certain conditions. Ordinary individuals can apply for ordinary tourist visas if they travel.

How to apply for a Brunei visa?

Ordinary tourist visa

Applicable to China passport holders departing from China (including Hong Kong and Macao) or other countries and regions. Visa application should be processed through the China Embassy and Consulate in Brunei after all materials are prepared.

Required materials

1. Completed visa application form (the application form can also be obtained from the embassy or consulate);

2. Two two-inch personal recent photos;

3. The original passport with a validity period of more than six months and a copy of the first page, and at least two visa white pages;

4. Brunei Hotel Order (paid) or a copy of the invitation letter and passport of Brunei's relatives and friends (the return trip shall not exceed 14 days);

5. Round-trip air ticket order;

6. The applicant's bank deposit certificate of more than 30,000 yuan has been frozen for 6 months.

Treatment process

1. Fill in the download application form and prepare personal materials;

2. Go to the Brunei Consulate for visa approval and payment. Visa fee 100 RMB;

3. Waiting for the signing, you can get the signing in about 3 working days, depending on the time on the receipt issued by the embassy.

Validity of visa: the visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issuance, with a stay of 14 days and entry times 1 time.

Note: You can authorize others to submit all materials, but you will not accept mailing. Entrusting others requires a power of attorney, and the embassy does not provide the specific format of the power of attorney.

arrival visa

Brunei has implemented visa on arrival policy for China citizens since June, 2005. The study room has further relaxed relevant policies. From May 1 2065438, China citizens with personal passports can apply for visas on arrival at all ports of entry, including Brunei International Airport, for a stay of 14 days, without applying through a travel agency in advance or providing a guarantor.

Note: The above policies are only applicable to tourists, not to work, business, employment and other entry purposes. Visitors to landing visa need to book hotels and joint flights in advance for future reference.

Visa fee: 20 Brunei dollars.

Stay time: 14 days.

Transit sign

Transit visa refers to the visa that needs to be applied for transit from Brunei. Generally speaking, the following conditions need to be met:

1, valid visa for a third country;

2. A letter of guarantee from a local travel agency in Brunei or an airline;

3. Leave the country with a joint ticket within 72 hours of entry and the departure and destination countries are not the same country.

Visa fee: 5 Brunei dollars.

Residence time: 72 hours.

Note: At present, some airlines that stop in Brunei cannot provide guarantee services, so if you need to apply for a transit visa, you must confirm it when you buy a ticket.

Is Brunei visa easy to handle?

It's still relatively easy to handle.

If you want to travel to Brunei, as long as all the relevant materials are prepared, generally speaking, the Brunei consulate will pass the visa, and the probability of refusing the visa is relatively small.

Under what circumstances will a Brunei visa be refused?

Minors travel alone.

If both parents don't travel, they need to provide: clear copy of birth certificate, power of attorney signed by parents, and copy of parents' ID card. In this case, if the parents of both parties cannot be contacted on the power of attorney, or the telephone answer is wrong, or even the birth certificate information is found to be maliciously deleted, the visa will be refused.

There is something wrong with the passport

Passport has obvious signs of damage, graffiti and immersion (oil); Passports are not valid for half a year, or even expired (children are the most easily overlooked); Or if the passport page is less than 3 blank pages, it will be refused by the consulate. In this case, it is generally better to change your passport.

blacklist

Anyone who is on the blacklist of the consulate or has the same name as the blacklisted person will be refused a visa. In this case, only a complaint can be suggested.

Matters needing attention in Brunei's entry and exit

1. Entry into Brunei must be accompanied by a departure ticket, otherwise entry is not allowed. If you choose to leave Brunei by sea or land, please buy a ticket to leave Brunei first.

2. When entering the country, you need to fill in the entry registration card and hold a valid passport and visa for the immigration bureau to check and release. The customs may conduct spot checks on luggage.

3. If you choose to enter and leave Brunei from Malaysia, please confirm that you have a multiple-entry visa from Malaysia. East Malaysia (Sarawak and Sabah) does not provide transit visas. If you only hold a single entry visa from Malaysia, please make sure that the landing area for leaving Brunei is West Malaysia in order to obtain a transit visa.

In addition to internationally recognized regulations, articles restricted from entering or leaving the country also include any other articles that violate Islamic teachings. /kloc-non-Muslims over 0/8 years old can bring no more than 200 cigarettes, cigars under 60g, 2 liters of alcohol, 12 cans of beer, 60ml of perfume and 250ml of perfume when entering the country. They must declare to the customs that the above items are for personal consumption only.