Andorra to Brunei visa requirements

Andorran ordinary passport holders need a visa to enter Brunei for tourism. Andorra is not on Brunei's visa-exemption lists (90/30/14-day) nor its visa-on-arrival list, so a visa must be obtained in advance from a Bruneian diplomatic mission before travel. As of 17 June 2026, Brunei Darussalam does not list Andorra in its visa-free or visa-on-arrival categories. Brunei's Ministry of Foreign Affairs places countries outside the exemption/visa-on-arrival categories into mission-applied visa categories; Category B social-visit guidance says foreign nationals under that category require a visa and can apply through the nearest Brunei Darussalam mission abroad. For a social/tourist visit, the official Category B page lists a visa application form, passport copy with at least six months' validity, two recent colour passport photos, confirmed return flight ticket, accommodation or Brunei address, and contact details. The fee is BND 20 or equivalent and processing is listed as three working days excluding the submission date, although individual missions may publish local payment currency and longer local turnaround times. A Brunei mission page also says the visa issued is valid for up to three months. Brunei does not offer a general eVisa route for Andorran nationals and Andorra is not listed for visa on arrival, so the visa should be obtained before travel. Separately, all foreign nationals arriving in or departing from Brunei through sea, air or land immigration posts must submit the E-Arrival Card via the Brunei INRS portal. Brunei is not part of Schengen, so Schengen 90/180 and ETIAS rules do not apply.