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I want by Bus Trip Brunei to Kota Kinabalu.but I don’t know by land can get visa on arrive?
I don’t know about that Ye. We drove in from Malaysia (Sarawak… and then drove out by Sabah) and no visa was needed, but we were traveling on American passports. I would recommend checking the embassy website for your country! Good luck!