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Safety and Security in Brunei

Although not crime-free, the crime rate is much lower than in North America. There is little or no street crime, though there are occasional burglaries. Women will find that there is very little hassle. However, as in any country, and especially where one stands out as being different, it is a good idea to exercise sensible precautions. All in all, teachers find that Brunei is a very safe place to live indeed; many teachers prefer the idea of their children growing up in Brunei than in their home countries.

Is it safe to be posted to more secluded regions?

Although Brunei is quite spread out with the four districts, it is relatively safe and being away from the capital does not mean you are in a region that is secluded. It may be quieter but Brunei operates in  ‘kampong’ or village type surroundings where houses are in close proximity with other houses and shops. When you know of your postings and are looking for a house, you can always opt to choose a house situated in a busier area.

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