How much alcohol can I bring into Brunei?
Non-Muslims 17+: 2 x 1 L bottles or 12 x 330 ml beer cans; declare; 48 h between imports. Muslims: no concession; consume at home only. You must be 17 or over.
Source: customs.gov.bn, checked 5 Nov 2026
Quick answer
Alcohol: Non-Muslims 17+: 2 x 1 L bottles or 12 x 330 ml beer cans; declare; 48 h between imports (age 17+). Tobacco: No personal allowance - all cigarettes taxed BND 0.50/stick.
Source: customs.gov.bn, checked 5 Nov 2026
Alcohol
Non-Muslims 17+: 2 x 1 L bottles or 12 x 330 ml beer cans; declare; 48 h between imports
Muslims: no concession; consume at home only
Minimum age: 17
Source: customs.gov.bn, checked 5 Nov 2026
Tobacco
No personal allowance - all cigarettes taxed BND 0.50/stick
Source: customs.gov.bn, checked 5 Nov 2026
Vapes and e-cigarettes
Not stated on the Royal Customs and Excise Department page. Some countries ban vapes outright, so check before you travel.
Source: customs.gov.bn, checked 5 Nov 2026
Food, plants and animals
Not stated on the Royal Customs and Excise Department page. Declare all food, plants and animal products on arrival.
Source: customs.gov.bn, checked 5 Nov 2026
How many cigarettes can I bring into Brunei?
No personal allowance - all cigarettes taxed BND 0.50/stick.
Source: customs.gov.bn, checked 5 Nov 2026
Can I fly to Brunei with a power bank?
Yes, in your carry-on only: up to 100 Wh each, at most 2 power banks, and no recharging on board. That is the international rule from 27 March 2026; your airline may be stricter.
Source: IATA guidance on the ICAO rule, checked 6 Nov 2026