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China Embassy in Brunei Darussalam
Brunei citizens seeking entry to China should file for a China Visa at the Embassy of China in Brunei, at Jalan Muara, Bandar Seri Begawan by submitting the following basic requirements: One (1) properly, legibly and completely, filled up China Visa Application Form affixed with one (1) recent passport-sized identification photo and a valid original passport which at least one (1) blank Visa page and six (6) months validity left before the expiration date.
The Chinese Embassy in Brunei is open for China Visa applications and related concerns from Monday to Thursday, and on Saturday, 9:00 in the morning to 12:00 noon only. There are no office hours on declared Brunei and China holidays.
The regular fees per Brunei citizen applying for a China Visa, here quoted in Brunei Dollar (BND) per Visa type, are: Single-Entry Visa BND 20; Double-Entry Visa BND 30; Multiple-Entry Visa with six (6) months validity BND 40; and, Multiple-Entry Visa with 12 months validity BND 60.
The regular processing time of a China visa is four (4) working days. An applicant may wish to have his/her Visa application processed urgently by availing of the Expedited Service. Corresponding Expedited Service fees apply in addition to the regular visa fees: BND 40 for 2-3 working days processing and BND 55 for one (1) working day processing.For the latter, applications should reach the Consulate Office before 10:00 in the morning and the processed Visa should be ready for pick-up before 12:00 noon on the same day.
About China
A large part of Chinese culture, even dating back to the era of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, is based on the impression that a spiritual world exists. The Zhou dynasty oriented their spiritual belief to worshipping the broader concept of heaven. King and diviners acted as priests and used oracle bones to worship the supreme god Shang Di during the Xia and Shang dynasties.
Early Chinese employed countless methods of divination to seek for answers such that deities are part of the tradition. The old folks adhere to folklores when confronted with circumstances that are seemingly unexplainable. Today, after thousands of years of refinement, a few Chinese fortune telling rituals are still patronized.
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