eSIM Bandar Seri Begawan
Di Bandar Seri Begawan kamu tersambung ke DST atau Imagine, mana pun yang sedang lebih baik di tempatmu berdiri. Median di seluruh negeri ada di 58 Mbps. Kuotamu mulai jalan begitu mendarat, sebelum kamu sampai ke imigrasi.
- Jaringan
- DST dan Imagine
- Kecepatan asli di Brunei
- 58 Mbps median, 15 Mbps untuk sepersepuluh paling lambat64 pelancong di seluruh Brunei, 90 hari terakhir
- 5G
- ya, non standalone
- Batas kecepatan
- Tidak ada di paket berkuota
- Berbagi koneksi
- Boleh di semua paket
Paket yang mencakup Bandar Seri Begawan
| Kuota | Masa berlaku | Harga per GB | Harga | Beli |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | Tidak pernah hangus | $12,89 | $12,89 | |
| 3 GB | Tidak pernah hangus | $8,63 | $25,89 | |
| 10 GBPaling banyak dipilih | Tidak pernah hangus | $6,59 | $65,89 |
Posisi Brunei di Asia
- Peringkat kecepatan
- 8 dari 26 destinasi yang kami jual di Asia
- Median kawasan
- 44 Mbps
- Konsistensi
- Sepersepuluh paling lambat pun mencapai 26 persen dari median
- Jaringan yang dipakai
- 2, DST, Imagine
- 5G
- Yes, non standalone
- Tetangga yang lebih cepat
- Malaysia, 61 Mbps
- Tetangga yang lebih lambat
- Vietnam, 56 Mbps
- Kota dengan halaman sendiri
- 1: Bandar Seri Begawan
- persentil ke-10
- 15 Mbps
- Asal angka ini
- 64 pelancong, 90 hari terakhir
Mendarat di Brunei International Airport (BWN)
- Bandara
- BWN / WBSB
- Jarak
- 8 km dari pusat Bandar Seri Begawan
Menuju Bandar Seri Begawan
- Airport taxi to Bandar Seri Begawan (BWN), sekitar 15 menit
- Public bus service around the capital (BWN), sekitar 30 menit
Yang perlu diketahui tentang Bandar Seri Begawan
- Brunei International is the only international airport in the country, so there is no alternative arrival airport to fall back on.
- The airport is run directly by Brunei's government Department of Civil Aviation rather than by a commercial airport operator.
- The airport is only about 8 km from the centre of Bandar Seri Begawan: roughly 15 minutes by taxi, or 30 minutes on the public bus that loops the capital.
- Brunei requires prepaid SIM cards to be registered under AITI rules that took effect on 4 September 2024. A visitor must present a valid original passport from their country of origin.
- AITI states that tourists wishing to buy starter packs must present their passport for verification of identity. Registration can be done in person at a mobile service provider or online through the provider's platform.
- Unified National Networks, wholly owned by the government of Brunei, took over all telecommunications network infrastructure on 1 September 2019 and runs it as the single wholesale network that the retail operators sell over.
- AITI says DST, Imagine and Progresif offer 5G plans in Brunei, and that no 5G roaming partners have been established yet.
- Brunei's country calling code is +673 and local numbers are seven digits. Area codes such as 02 for Bandar Seri Begawan were abolished on 22 March 2003.
- Kampong Ayer sits on the Brunei River beside the centre of Bandar Seri Begawan. The stilt settlement of walkways and pedestrian bridges had 10,250 residents in 2016 and is served by motorboat water taxis called perahu tambang.
- Brunei Tourism puts water taxi rides at BND 2 to BND 5, often negotiated, and the average public bus fare at BND 1. Buses run from 6am to 8pm.
- Brunei has no operating passenger railway. The country has 3,167 km of roads and about 290 km of navigable waterways, and water taxis serve interior settlements that roads do not reach.
- The Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien Bridge opened on 17 March 2020 and runs 30 km to Temburong District. It is the longest bridge in Southeast Asia and bypasses four Malaysian immigration checkpoints.
- Brunei International Airport is the hub of Royal Brunei Airlines and shares its site with a Royal Brunei Air Force base. Its international terminal is built for up to three million passengers a year.