Entry rules
Do Brunei passport holders need a visa for Cape Verde?
UpdatedSep 28, 2026About the data
Visa on arrival
Visa on arrival30 days
Brunei passport holders can get a visa on arrival in Cape Verde, for stays of up to 30 days.
You get the visa at the border, usually for a fee. Not every airport or land crossing issues it.
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Cape Verde62of 198 passports visa-freeRank 114 among destinationsEvery passport’s ruleBrunei passport105of 198 destinations visa-freeRank 46 among passportsEvery destination for this passportThe other wayCape Verde passport holders visiting BruneiVisa required
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