Brunei is an appealing prospect for many expats: located in SE Asia, this small nation is one of the wealthiest countries in the world with a high standard of living and some commensurately high salaries, too. You will find a range of jobs available, from education to banking, tourism and the oil and gas sector. Skilled professionals are in demand: finding casual work could be a problem although there are lower paid openings in the hospitality industry, but we will look at some of your best options below.   more ...

When moving to Brunei as an expat, it is vital that you arrive and remain in the country legally. This guide will explain how you can do just that.


Visiting Visa For Tourists

If you want to visit Brunei for a limited time as a tourist, you may be able to do so without obtaining a visa. The amount of time you can stay before a visa is required will differ according to your nationality. You will need to check the website for the Brunei Embassy located in your country, or your own country’s online guidance. For many nationalities, a maximum limit of 90 days is applied.   more ...

Brunei Darussalam is a tiny country situated in the Southeastern part of Asia. It is home to a small population of around 400,000 residents, of whom nearly 40% are expats. The nation has been divided into two separate sections and is completely surrounded by the Malaysian state of Sarawak.   more ...

Some of the main concerns expats have when moving to a new country are related to healthcare and disease control. So, what can you do to ensure you get the best in healthcare when you are living in a completely different environment than what you are used to?   more ...

Brunei is a tropical country with one of the highest standards of living in the world. It’s a small country, with a population of 400,000 residents, and it has a robust economy on account of its booming oil and gas industries. Nearly 40 percent of Brunei’s population consists of expats, who come here mainly on account of the tax-free income and attractive employment packages. Expats from North America and Western Europe will find that the cost of living in Brunei is comparatively low.   more ...

Barnaby, you're the Principal at Jerudong International School in Brunei. Tell us a little about your role – what does your day-to-day work involve?

I start each day on the front gate greeting each child that comes into school. I think it is important that a student looks you in the eye to say "Good morning!" and is in the right frame of mind to embrace a the day ahead with all it has to offer.   more ...

Barnaby, you're the Principal at Jerudong International School in Brunei. Tell us a little about your role – what does your day-to-day work involve?

I start each day on the front gate greeting each child that comes into school. I think it is important that a student looks you in the eye to say "Good morning!" and is in the right frame of mind to embrace a the day ahead with all it has to offer.   more ...