Embassy of Brunei Darussalam in Beijing
Ambassador: H.E.Mrs. Magdalene Teo
Address: North Street 1, Liang Ma Qiao, Chaoyang District
Postal Code: 100600
Tel: (+86)10 6532 9773, 6532 9776, 6532 4093
Fax: (+86)10 6532 4097
Government website of Brunei: www.brunei.gov.bn 
Visa-free Treatment:
In order to promote the communication between Brunei and China, Chinese government enacted a bilateral Visa-free policy on July 1, 2003 - Exchange of Notes on Mutual Visa Exemption for Diplomatic, Official and Service Passport Holders. According to the policy, citizens of Brunei Darussalam who hold valid ordinary passports and travel to China for business, sightseeing, visiting relatives or transit can enjoy Visa-free treatment within a maximum stay period of 14 days. They can enter and leave China from the ports open to aliens. People: Brunei Darussalam has a population of over 383,000 (in the end of 2006). Among this, Malays occupies 66.71 percent, Chinese people accounts for 11.2 percent and the other are other races. Capital: Bandar Seri Begawan is the capital of Brunei. Occupying an area of 15.8 square kilometers (6.1 square miles), the capital city has a population of about 60,000 people at the end on 2001. Language: Malay is the official language. Besides, English and Chinese are widely used throughout the country. Religion: People in Brunei Darussalam take Islam as their state religion. Buddhism, Christianity and Taoism are also popular with people. Geography: Covering an area of 5, 765 square kilometers (2,226 square miles), the country has a coastline of 161 kilometers (100 miles) and 33 islands. There is plain along the coastline, while the hinterland has a great number of mountains. Climate: It has a tropical rain forest climate and the average temperature is about 28 centigrade. Time Zone: It is in the same time zone with Beijing, 8 hours earlier than GMT. Landmark Building: Yansha Bridge, Kempinski Hotel Beijing Transportation: Bus No. 402, 413, 418, 419, 420, 503, 516, 688, 701, 707, 909, 955, 955Qu, Yuntong 107 to Yansha Qiao Dong.
Please contact China Embassy in Brunei if this country's citizens will go to China.
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Travelers' Voices on Embassy of Brunei in China
1.
Mar. 25,2009 01:10 Reply
Ms.Chang(Brunei) said:
Dear Sir,
Our company are going to hire a Technician from China.
So, we have query about the Visa...
The work permit & letter from Immigration is been approve & issued, but according to Brunei's Immigration, that person we want to hire need to go to Beijing Embassy of Brunei Darussalam to take the Visa. But he is live at GuangXi, and it's a problem for him to get there as it is very far from his hometown. What we would like to know is there any other way, likes we can appoint any travel agent to get the Visa on behalf him. If yes, what should we prepare so that the travel agency can collect the Visa?
2.
Jan. 19,2009 03:24 Reply
Mr.Idris Mohammed Bingle(Ghana) said:
Jan.19,2009
Mr.Mohammed Idris Bingle
Assalam Alaikum,
I am a tourist in China from Ghana.
I am really amazed by the fact that Islam is the state
religion in your country.
I have visited the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
It will be my previlege also to visit an Asian but Islamic country in order to have a feel of the people and places.
Unfotunately Brunei has no embassy in my country.
Thank you.
Mar. 4,2009 02:35
Mr.bingle(ghana) replied:
hi brother,
how is life treating you. i can see you want to travel to brunei. i have a friend in oman, incase of any difficulty let know so that, i let him contact you. all the best.
regards,
ibrahim bingle
3.
Dec. 29,2008 04:45 Reply
Mr.Mademba(China) said:
Hi Sir, I am student in China and I am from Senegal. I would like to invite Brunei durant the Holiday.So I would like to know the documents i have to provide to invite your country? Best Regards!