Manners in Brunei

Greetings

Using the right hand is polite; handing items only with the left hand is rude.
Refrain from public displays of affection or revealing clothing in public.
Many shops close temporarily during Friday noon prayers.
Removing shoes when invited into a home is customary.
During Ramadan, avoid eating, drinking, or smoking in public during daylight hours.
Taking photographs requires permission as a customary practice.
Women must wear scarves or robes when entering mosques.
Alcohol consumption in public is prohibited; moderation is expected even for non-Muslims.
Patting someone's head is considered rude, even for children.
Critical remarks about the king or royal family should be avoided.