Check if you need a visa prior to your arrival in Brunei. Visit the official Brunei immigration website for detailed information.

Discover exciting things to do and plan your daily activities. From cultural landmarks to outdoor adventures, Brunei offers a variety of experiences for every traveller.

Choose from a range of hotels, hostels, homestays, or resorts that suit your preferences and budget. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Consider joining guided tours or experiences offered by local travel agents and tour operators. Tailored packages can enhance your visit and provide deeper insights into Brunei’s attractions.

Decide on your preferred mode of transportation. Whether you opt for renting a car, hiring a driver, using ride-sharing apps like Dart, or relying on taxis and public buses, plan according to your convenience and itinerary.

Estimate your expenses including accommodation, transport, meals, tours, and souvenirs. Ensure you have sufficient funds for the duration of your stay in Brunei.

Arrange your flight tickets or confirm your land/sea transport options if traveling from neighbouring countries like Sabah and Sarawak, Malaysia.

Pack according to Brunei’s climate and cultural norms. Remember to bring a UK-standard socket adapter for your electronics.

All foreign nationals arriving and departing to/from Brunei Darussalam through sea, air, and land immigration control posts are required to register on the E-Arrival Card portal before arriving and entering Brunei Darussalam. 

Be mindful of local customs and regulations, including alcohol importation limits. Non-Muslim travellers over 18 years old are restricted to 2 bottles of liquor and 12 cans of beer @ 330ml per can.