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Brunei to implement auto-registration of foreign nationals from Feb 9

E-Arrival Card, however, not visa or pass, says its immigration dept

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 26 Jan 2023 10:58AM

Brunei to implement auto-registration of foreign nationals from Feb 9
Brunei Immigration and National Registration Department says the registration for E-Arrival Card is compulsory for all foreign nationals entering the sultanate through all immigration control posts namely sea, air and land. – Bernama pic, January 26, 2023

MIRI – Brunei will be implementing the registration of foreign nationals electronically, known as E-Arrival Card to replace Form 19 (Embarkation/Disembarkation Form) starting February 9.

Its Immigration and National Registration Department, in a statement, said the registration for E-Arrival Card is compulsory for all foreign nationals entering the sultanate through all immigration control posts namely sea, air and land.

“However, those who only transit either at Brunei International Airport or any port of entry in Brunei do not need to fill in the E-Arrival Card form.”

The department urged all foreign nationals planning to enter the country starting February 9 to register early prior to their departure to Brunei.

The documents required are a valid passport, address while staying in Brunei, as well as the details of their flight or vehicle used.

“The Immigration and National Registration Department, however, would like to stress here that the E-Arrival Card is not a visa or pass. Visa or pass need to be applied separately subject to current requirements.

“There is no charge imposed for the E-Arrival Card registration, and that the department does not appoint any individual or any commercial entity to charge fees for the E-Arrival Card registration,” it said.

For more information, the department can be contacted via email [email protected] or WhatsApp hotline +6737299550. – Borneo Post Online, January 26, 2023

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