You may need an embassy visa for Brunei if you have an Indonesian passport

Visa options for Brunei

Embassy visa

Visitor visa is required for trips longer than 14 days for Tourism

Travelers need a visa to visit Brunei for Tourism for more than 14 days. Travelers do not need a visa if staying for 14 days or less. A paper or embassy visa is the only visa available for travelers visiting Brunei. The visa is typically a stamp or sticker added to the passport. Travelers must obtain this visa from a local embassy, consulate or visa center before traveling.

This is not offered by sherpa°.

Apply on the government site.

How sherpa° works

1

Find the visa you need

Government visa requirements depend on your destination and passport. We’ll help you find what you need before you go.

We’ll help you get prepared before you go.

2

Submit your application

Our easy-to-use forms guide you through the process. Then we review your application before it’s submitted⁠, maximizing your chances of approval.

Our easy-to-use forms guide you through the process.

3

Check your inbox

Once you’re approved, you’ll get an email with your eVisa and all the instructions you need. Now you’re free to travel with confidence.

Once you’re approved, you’ll get an email with your eVisa.

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Brunei visa requirements for other passport holders

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