Do China people need an embassy visa or landing visa to travel to Brunei?

You can apply for a visa at the embassy in advance, or you can go to landing visa.

China citizens who travel to Brunei with ordinary passports can apply for visas on arrival at all ports of entry, including Brunei International Airport, with a stay of 14 days. Visitors do not need to apply through travel agencies in advance, nor do they need to provide guarantors, but they need to book hotels and joint air tickets in advance for future reference when applying for visas on arrival; China citizens who intend to stay in Brunei for more than 14 days need to apply for a visa at the Brunei Embassy in China before going abroad.

The materials required for a tourist visa shall be signed by the applicant himself and a complete visa application form shall be filled in; Passport is valid for at least 6 months and has enough blank visa pages; Two recent color passport photos with white background; Copy of the front and back of the ID card; Confirmation and copy of round-trip air ticket; Letter of recommendation from authorized travel agency in China; Confirmation letter from authorized travel agency in Brunei, or order confirmation from Brunei Hotel.

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Guidance notes for entry into Brunei

1. Entry registration card and customs declaration card shall be filled in when entering the country, and valid passports and visas shall be checked and released by the immigration bureau and customs. The customs may conduct spot checks on luggage.

2. In addition to internationally recognized regulations, Brunei's restricted entry and exit items also include any other items that violate Islamic teachings. /kloc-non-Muslims aged 0/7 and above can bring no more than 200 cigarettes and cigars under 60 grams when entering the country; 2 liters of spirits (per bottle 1 liter) and 12 cans of beer (330ml per can), 60ml of perfume and 250ml of perfume. The above items must be declared to the customs when entering the country, and the declaration is limited to personal consumption.

3. After entering the country, if you need to extend your stay, you can apply to the Cultural Immigration Bureau for visa extension. Overstaying is usually fined, imprisoned and deported.

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