Dependent Pass (family of pass holders)

Not by itself. The Dependent Pass lets close family live in Brunei for as long as the main holder's pass is valid, but it does not on its own grant the right to work. If you want a job, you would generally need your own work pass, sponsored by an employer. Check what, if anything, is permitted for dependents on the official immigration.gov.bn page before you rely on it.

The main pass holder usually needs to demonstrate sufficient income and suitable accommodation to support their dependents, along with documents proving the family relationship. The pass is tied to theirs, so it lasts as long as their pass does and ends when it does. Because the exact requirements are set by the authorities, confirm them on the official page.

Yes. If your spouse or parent holds a valid Brunei pass, the Dependent Pass lets close family, typically a spouse and children, live in Brunei for as long as the main holder's pass is valid. The main holder usually needs to show sufficient income and suitable accommodation to support their dependents, so confirm the current requirements on the official immigration.gov.bn page.

A Dependent Pass is tied to the validity of the main pass holder's pass and is renewed alongside it, so it lasts as long as their pass is valid and ends when theirs does. It is a stay route rather than a settlement route, so confirm the renewal requirements on the official immigration.gov.bn page.