Immigration to Brunei

Brunei

The Sultanate of Brunei, Dar es Salaam or Black Gold Island, is an ancient island located in the continent of Asia. It was established in the 14th century AD as a state between Malaysia and Indonesia, where it became one of the four hundred and eighty-four British colonies. Asia and neighboring countries of Indonesia and Malaysia.

Brunei is made up of four counties: Bleit, Tetung and Brunei Mura. The fourth is Tengroj, which is separated from the rest of the country by the Malaysian town of Limbang. There is a regional conflict between Brunei and Malaysia over the Malaysian town of Limbang, which separates Tengroj from the rest of the country.

The capital of the Sultanate of Brunei is Dar es Salaam, one of the largest and most populous cities in the country, with a population of about one hundred and thirty thousand of the total population of 300,000. They are distributed to the rest of the Sultanate, , And social.

Religion

Islam is the official religion of Brunei, where Muslims account for more than 70 percent of the total population. Buddhism is 13 percent, mostly from China, and Christianity is 12 percent of the foreign minorities in Brunei.

Flag of the Sultanate of Brunei

 The Brunei flag is the royal color of Southeast Asia, the white and black colors symbolize the ministers who come directly after the Sultan. Al-Hilal is a symbol of Islam and written under Brunei Darussalam, while the two pillars symbolize the commitment of the Sultanate to provide safety for all of them, and the umbrella symbolizes the authoritarian regime in Brunei.

Economic situation in the Sultanate of Brunei

 Brunei is the third largest oil producer in South Asia and the world's tenth largest producer of natural gas. Brunei also has major foreign investments, which support its economic reserves, providing its residents with all the services and resources they need, such as free health care In its government hospitals, and to increase the rehabilitation of infrastructure throughout the country.

Agriculture

The Sultanate of Brunei enjoyed a good climate for growing many agricultural crops, mainly rice, and encouraged farmers to grow their land by providing agricultural and financial initiatives that encourage farmers to produce more rice to dispense with imports from neighboring countries.

Immigration to Brunei

 Causes of migration

The Sultanate of Brunei is one of the countries that support and encourage foreign investments. There are many job opportunities, especially in the field of oil companies, and private work. The traveler must obtain a special visa for residence in Brunei.

Education: A foreign student studying in the Sultanate of Brunei is granted many privileges that encourage students to study in their universities and colleges in the Sultanate.

Immigration instructions

Visitors to the Sultanate of Brunei must adhere to the following instructions:

You must obtain a visa to enter Brunei if the stay is more than 30 days from the date of arrival.

Passengers who are granted a visa for a specific purpose of the visit to Brunei are not allowed to change upon arrival at the airport.

The Sultanate of Brunei prohibits any person classified as prohibited from entering its territory.

The laws, customs and traditions of the country must be observed.

A traveler who holds a passport for a period of less than six months is not allowed to enter the country.

The traveler's embassy should be visited in order to record information and data of the traveler in case of loss of his passport and provide him with all necessary instructions in his visit to the Sultanate of Brunei.