India e-Visa for Bruneian Citizens
Planning an India trip raises the same few questions in the same order. This page answers them as a short conversation, one question at a time, so you can read down it once and know where you stand.
Planning guidance only. It does not assess eligibility or predict any result.
You ask
Which category fits my trip?
The guide answers
Pick the one that matches the reason you are going.
- Tourist e-Visa
Your trip is for pleasure: a holiday, sightseeing, or time with friends and relatives. If you join a short course or volunteer briefly, the course provider or voluntary organization supplies an extra letter.
- Business e-Visa
Your trip is for work: meetings, trade fairs, conferences, seminars or workshops. A meeting invitation letter is optional where it applies, while conference, seminar and workshop visits list an invitation from the event organizer.
- Medical e-Visa
Your trip is for medical care: a consultation, treatment or follow-up, with a letter from the hospital or treatment institution. If you would only be accompanying a patient, a different visa category may be needed.
You ask
What will the options cost?
The guide answers
Prices are the website's published service prices in USD. Brunei has no price of its own here, so every option uses the standard list.
- Tourist e-Visa · 30 daysRegular USD 85Express USD 105
- Tourist e-Visa · 1 yearRegular USD 140Express USD 180
- Tourist e-Visa · 5 yearsRegular USD 400Express USD 500
- Business e-Visa · 1 yearRegular USD 300Express USD 400
- Medical e-Visa · 60 daysRegular USD 220Express USD 250
You ask
How long should I allow?
The guide answers
Each service speed has one published estimate.
- Regular
- 4–5 working days
- The lower-priced speed.
- Express
- 2–3 working days
- The higher-priced speed, on every option.
Estimates only. Approval and delivery dates are not guaranteed.
You ask
What should I prepare?
The guide answers
Start with the two items every list shares; a purpose letter follows only where your category names one.
- A readable scan of the passport page that carries your details.
- A recent color photograph. Photograph requirements may vary, so check the current specifications before applying.
- A purpose letter or invitation, where your category names one.
For the wider picture of how preparation works, read the India e-Visa Guide, or open the Requirements guide for the lists by purpose.
You ask
Anything to check before I rely on this?
The guide answers
- One category describes the whole trip.
- Your option and speed are matched to a price.
- The estimate leaves a gap before your travel dates.
- Names and dates read the same on every paper.
Ready to apply?
Questions from Bruneian Passport Holders
Does a Brunei passport change what I see on this page?
Only the heading and wording. The website publishes no price of its own for Brunei, so the standard list applies, and the page does not state or test eligibility for any individual.
How should I handle a trip that is partly work and partly leisure?
Read the category for the main reason first. The leftover part of the plan deserves a look at current guidance rather than a guess, and the visa options page lays out all three categories together.
What is the practical difference between Regular and Express?
Speed and price. Express is estimated at 2–3 working days and costs more on every option; Regular is estimated at 4–5 working days. Neither estimate is a guarantee of approval or delivery.
Where can I see how long each option stays valid?
On the fees page, which lists every option with its entry type and validity beside the Regular and Express prices. This page shows the same prices without repeating that table.
What should Bruneian passport holders have ready before applying for an India eVisa?
Choose the category and service level that match your trip, then have your passport details, a recent photograph, your travel dates and any supporting documents ready, so you can enter every detail exactly as it appears in your documents.