The importance of diplomatic representation when living in Brunei

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6 years ago

Is your home country represented in Brunei? And if it is not, do you find this is a problem?

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pcawte New member

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4 years ago

There is a British Consulate in Brunei, but they do absolutely nothing for British Citizens in Brunei. With respect to doing things in Brunei this has not been a problem - but it is a problem if you want to do things related to UK. At one point I had to fly to UK to urgently replace my passport - this was extremely expensive.

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