Planning a visit to Bahrain? Whether you're traveling for leisure, work, or transit, understanding the visa application process is key. This guide walks you through everything — eligibility, how to apply, required documents, BAHRAIN VISA Application fees, and pro tips for a smooth journey.

Who Needs a Visa for Bahrain?



Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nationals (like those from Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Kuwait) can enter Bahrain visa-free using their passport or national ID.



Most other foreign nationals, including Canadians, Americans, Britons, and Australians, must apply for a visa before traveling or opt for Visa on Arrival, depending on their eligibility.



Check Your Eligibility First



Before applying for a visa, ensure that:



Your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival.



You have a confirmed return or onward flight.



Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or host invitation) is ready.



You can show proof of funds (bank statement or card showing ~$1,000+).



Some nationalities must also hold a GCC residency or a valid visa from countries like the USA, UK, Schengen area, etc.



If you’re not eligible for an online or on-arrival visa, you’ll need a sponsor in Bahrain — such as a hotel, company, or travel agency.EMBASSY CONSULATES IN BAHRAIN





Visa Types You Can Apply For



eVisa (Online)



Single-entry (2 weeks): BHD 9 + BHD 4 service fee



Multiple-entry (30 days): BHD 12 + BHD 4 fee



1-year multiple-entry (90 days max per stay): BHD 44 + BHD 4



5-year multiple-entry (90 days per visit): BHD 64 + BHD 4



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