Quick answer
Do Bangladeshis need a visa for Brunei?
Yes. Bangladeshi passport holders apply for the visa through the Brunei embassy. Processing usually takes 5 working days. Official fees come to about ৳2,100 per person. Stay duration: Not officially published.
What documents do I need for a Brunei visa?
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How much does a Brunei visa cost?
Per person. Official fees are paid to the embassy, visa centre or portal; our service fee is separate.
| Fee | Per person |
|---|---|
| Visit Visa feePaid to the embassy | ৳2,100 |
| FlyNext service feePaid to FlyNext | Ask us |
| Total before our service fee | ৳2,100 |
How do I apply for a Brunei visa?
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Gather your documents
Collect your passport (6+ months valid), 2 passport photos, the completed application form, bank statements showing BDT 300,000 maintained over 6 months, a printed original international health insurance policy (BND 10,000 minimum cover) and confirmed accommodation proof. Get any non-English document notarised and translated.
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Submit at the Brunei High Commission, Dhaka
Attend in person, Sunday to Thursday between 9:30 and 11:00 am — the visa can't be applied for online.
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Pay the fee in cash
Pay the Taka 2,100 visa fee in cash at submission. It's non-refundable, so double-check your documents first.
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Wait for processing
Processing takes about 5 working days and may extend if the High Commission needs to verify anything further.
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Collect your passport
Return to the High Commission between 2:30 and 3:00 pm, Sunday to Thursday, to collect your passport with the visa.
What else do people ask about the Brunei visa?
Yes. Bangladesh ordinary passports fall under Brunei's "Category B," which requires a visa; diplomatic and official passports are treated differently.
No. Based on the official pages, the process is in-person submission at the Brunei High Commission in Dhaka — there's no online e-visa portal for Bangladeshi applicants.
BDT 2,100 for the Visit Visa, paid in cash at the High Commission in Dhaka. It's non-refundable.
About 5 working days after you submit your application, though this may extend if the High Commission needs further verification.
Yes — BDT 300,000, maintained consistently over the preceding 6 months, per the High Commission's own published requirements.
International health insurance with a minimum BND 10,000 cover, submitted as a printed original policy document — digital copies or confirmation emails aren't accepted.
No. Only the embassy, high commission or immigration authority decides whether a visa is granted, so no agency can honestly guarantee it. What we do is make sure your application is complete, consistent and matches the official checklist, which removes the most common reasons for refusal. Be wary of anyone who promises a guaranteed visa for an extra payment.
Yes. Send us the refusal letter and the documents you submitted. We look at the reason the embassy gave, such as weak financial proof, an unclear travel purpose or missing papers, and fix that before you apply again. Reapplying with the same file usually brings the same result. Tell the embassy about the earlier refusal whenever the form asks: hiding it can lead to a longer ban.
Embassy requirements can change at any time. Contact us to confirm the latest checklist before you apply.
