Brunei Visa Requirements
For 🇪🇸 Spain passport holders
Great news! Spain passport holders can enter Brunei without a visa for tourism or business purposes. You can stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Spanish citizens can enter Brunei visa-free for up to 90 days.
Entry Requirements
Passport Validity
6 months beyond stay
Blank Pages
1 page(s) required
Multiple Entry
Allowed
Work Permitted
No - requires work visa
Entry Conditions
Valid passport with 6 months validity, return ticket.
Serious penalties.
Travel Essentials
Health & Safety
Safety Rating
Vaccinations
Hepatitis A/B, typhoid.
Tap Water
Safe to drink
Safety Tips
Brunei is very safe with low crime. Strict laws - alcohol is banned, dress modestly.
Money & Costs
Currency
$ Brunei Dollar (BND)
Daily Budget (USD)
Budget: $50 · Mid: $120 · Luxury: $300+
Tipping
Not customary.
Practical Info
Power
Type G, 230V
Driving
Left side
Emergency
991 (ambulance), 993 (fire), 993 (police)
Getting There
Main Airports
Bandar Seri Begawan (BWN)
Culture & Travel Tips
Best Time to Visit
February to April is driest. Year-round tropical climate. Always humid.
Cultural Notes
Strict Islamic Malay sultanate. Wealthy from oil. No nightlife. Beautiful mosques. Traditional water villages.
Insider Tips
Alcohol is banned. Modest dress required. Kampong Ayer water village is fascinating. Rainforest is accessible. Most visitors come for a day from Borneo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Spanish citizens need a visa?
No. Visa-free for up to 90 days.
Can I drink alcohol in Brunei?
No. Alcohol is strictly banned. Non-Muslims can bring limited amounts (2 bottles) for personal consumption in private.
Is Brunei worth visiting?
For a unique experience, yes. The water village (Kampong Ayer), mosques, and rainforest are interesting. Most visit as a day trip from Borneo.
What are the rules?
No alcohol, modest dress, respect for Islam. Sharia law applies to Muslims. Generally relaxed for tourists but follow rules.
Best things to see?
Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, Kampong Ayer water village, Ulu Temburong National Park rainforest, Royal Regalia Museum.