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Most expats don't use landlines here at first because they don't have a permanent house for quite some time.

It's better to get with the local operators that run with mobile communications = mobile phone lines.

DST, you can get a number right away and it doesn't cost much. Or with another company that is PCSB.
Only about ~BND30.00   BND5.00 (in your credit to start), you can register a new prepaid line and use it within 2 hours.
While with postpaid line (Monthly payment) will be of different process, so you will have to talk with your service provider's customer service.

Both have a lot branches around Brunei, and most usage & charges are quite straightforward.


However if you would like to setup a landline, you will have to call TelBru, which you can also check their website or branches location. You will have to make a minimum payment of roughly $13 monthly, while additional to pay for plan for e-speed (internet connection).

hi
02 mobile operators in Brunei , and 01 fixed/broadband opeartor

budget for mobile starting from 45 BND per month  for a bundle of voice + data
budget for 5mo Internet line  50 BND per month  , you have also to pay the line installation fee and modem , around 300 BND , it may also takes a long time to install a cable or fiber to your home  better to check before renting ....
calling international is a little bit problematic from both fixed and mobile  , calls to european and african countries rarely goes through with a very bad quality ....   calling  countries near by Brunei  still OK .
the best mobile operator is DST they offer 4G  network ...  the landline operator is called TelBru

regards

Aissam