Customs and Borders

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Brunei Darussalam, known for its safety and hospitality, has several immigration control posts to manage the entry and exit of travelers. Whether you're arriving by air, sea, or land, it's essential to be aware of the locations and regulations of these posts to ensure a smooth journey.

Major Immigration Control Posts

Brunei International Airport (BWN)

Location
Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei
Process
Arriving passengers go through immigration counters where passports and visas (if required) are checked.

Departing passengers must complete departure procedures and pass through immigration control.
Brunei International Airport
Bandar Seri Begawan, Darussalam BB 2513, Brunei

Kuala Lurah Immigration Post

Location
The southwestern part of Brunei, near the border with Limbang, Sarawak, Malaysia.
Process
Mainly used by travelers driving between Brunei and Malaysia.

Ensure all travel documents and vehicle papers are in order for a hassle-free border crossing.
Kuala Lurah Immigration Control Post
Limau Manis, Brunei-Muara, BH2323, Brunei.

Sungai Tujoh Immigration Post

Location
The western part of Brunei, bordering Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia.
Process
Popular among tourists and business travelers crossing into Miri.

Be prepared for vehicle inspections and document checks.
Sungai Tujoh Immigration Control Post
Kuala Belait, KA3531, Brunei.

Labu Immigration Post

Location
In the Temburong District, connecting Brunei with Limbang, Sarawak, Malaysia.
Process
Travelers should ensure they have all necessary documents, especially when traveling through the rainforest area.

Ideal for those exploring the natural beauty of Temburong District.
Labu Immigration Control Post
Jalan Labu, Temburong, PB1151, Brunei.

Ujung Jalan Immigration Post

Location
In the eastern part of Brunei, near the border with Sarawak, Malaysia.
Process
Serves as a crossing point for residents and visitors traveling between Brunei and Sarawak.

Ensure travel documents are ready for inspection.
Ujong Jalan Immigration Control Post
Kampong Ujong Jalan, Temburong, PA3951, Brunei.

Vehicle Registration

Brunei Entry-Exit System (EES)

Brunei has implemented the Entry-Exit System (EES) to streamline the immigration process and enhance border security.
How it works
  1. Register your vehicle and driver details on the EES portal before your trip.
  2. Upon arrival, use the EES kiosks to scan your passport and complete biometric verification.
  3. Follow instructions on the kiosk to proceed to the immigration officer for final checks.
  4. On departure, use the EES kiosks for biometric verification before proceeding to the departure gate.
Register on the EES Portal

Malaysia Vehicle Monitoring System (VMS)

For travelers crossing into Malaysia, the Vehicle Management System (VMS) helps manage vehicle entry and exit efficiently.
How it works
  1. Register your vehicle and driver details on the VMS portal before your trip.
  2. At the border, use the designated lanes for VMS-registered vehicles.
  3. Ensure all documents, including vehicle registration and insurance, are up-to-date and presented when requested
Register on the VMS Portal

General Procedures at Immigration Control Posts

  • 1. Documentation
  • Passport with a minimum validity of six months.
  • Visa, if required (check visa requirements based on nationality).
  • Completed E-Arrival Card for foreigners entering Brunei and MDAC for foreigners entering Malaysia.
  • Additional documentation for vehicle crossings, if applicable.
Complete E Arrival Card
  • 2. Customs Declaration
  • Declare any items that fall under restricted or prohibited categories
  • Be aware of duty-free allowances and limits on alcohol and tobacco
  • 3. Health Checks
  • Be prepared for possible health checks, especially during times of health crises (e.g., COVID-19 pandemic).
  • 4. Respect Local Regulations
  • Follow all instructions given by immigration and customs officers.
  • Respect local laws and customs.
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