Brunei Darussalam has officially implemented a visa-free entry policy for Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports, allowing them to stay for up to 14 days without requiring a visa, effective March 8, 2025.
This initiative is expected to boost tourism and strengthen cultural and economic ties between Brunei Darussalam and China, following a joint statement issued in February emphasizing mutual cooperation.
The move aligns with Brunei Darussalam’s broader strategy to enhance international connectivity, promote economic growth, and encourage people-to-people exchanges.
As the country welcomes more Chinese visitors, officials anticipate positive impacts on local businesses, tourism sectors, and diplomatic relations, reinforcing Brunei Darussalam’s position as a key travel destination in Southeast Asia.
