Amy Jane, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
Discover what life is really like as an expat in Brunei, from its peaceful pace and welcoming community to the challenges and…
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Accessing Free Healthcare as an Expat in Brunei
Brunei Darussalam is known for its rich oil and gas resources, but many might not know about the country’s commitment to healthcare.…
Read more →Brunei – Eye Care
Brunei’s eye care landscape operates on a dual-track model: citizens and permanent residents benefit from free or heavily subsidised services delivered through…
Read more →Brunei – End of Life Issues
Hospitals and nurse-led home care services form the backbone of end of life care in Brunei, with the country’s primary palliative care…
Read more →Brunei – Air Travel
Brunei Darussalam is served by a single international aviation gateway — Brunei International Airport (BWN), situated close to the capital city of…
Read more →Brunei – Landlines and Mobile Phones
Brunei’s telecommunications sector is well-established, with three principal operators — DST, Progresif, and Imagine — all delivering services across a shared national…
Read more →Brunei – Visas
Relocating to Brunei demands thorough preparation when it comes to visa and immigration matters. Nationals of many countries enjoy visa-free access for…
Read more →Brunei – Selling Property
Disposing of real estate in Brunei is an achievable undertaking, though the process operates within a distinctive legal environment shaped by the…
Read more →Brunei – Buying Property
Non-citizens are barred from holding freehold land in Brunei — leasehold and strata-title arrangements are the only pathways available to foreign buyers,…
Read more →Brunei – Work Permits and Working Legally
Every foreign national intending to take up employment in Brunei Darussalam must hold valid work authorisation before starting work. The system is…
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