Bahrain eVisa Online

What is the Bahrain eVisa?

A Bahrain eVisa is an electronic visa linked to the traveler's passport, allowing them to enter Bahrain for tourism, business, or family visits.

The Bahraini eVisa system facilitates the online application process, eliminating the need to visit an embassy or consulate.

It enables getting visa approval via email in a convenient digital form.

The single-entry visa allows spending 14 days in Bahrain.

The Bahraini multiple-entry visa can be issued for 90 days (permitting 30-day stays) or remains valid for one year (granting 90-day visits).

Regardless of the chosen visa type, the traveler must enter Bahrain within 90 days of the approval. Otherwise, the visa will expire.

Passporta is a company that aims to make the Bahraini visa application as easy as possible. With our complete services, traveling to Bahrain is very convenient.

Why Choose Us?

With Passporta, you can be sure that the Bahrain eVisa application process is safe and straightforward.

• Trusted company – Nearly 10 years of experience.
• Application verification – Our experts ensure the forms are completed correctly.
• Information security – Your personal and payment data is properly protected.
• Simple procedure – The application on our website is easy to complete.
• Professional assistance – Our support team is always ready to provide help.

By choosing Passporta, you can easily get your Bahrain visa online and focus on the trip while we handle the formalities!

Who Can Apply for the Bahrain eVisa?

Eligibility for a Bahraini electronic visa is determined by nationality and travel plans.

Applicants unsure if they qualify for the Bahrain eVisa can use our Passporta visa checker tool at the top of the site to confirm eligibility.

To successfully apply online for a Bahraini visa, all travelers must meet these criteria:

• Holding a passport with at least 6 months of validity from the travel date.
• Having proof of return travel (e.g., booked flight tickets).
• Proving a valid reason for the visit to Bahrain.

Moreover, citizens of Iran, Kosovo, and North Korea must have a guarantor (Bahraini commercial entity/individual) to support their visa applications.

Certain nationalities can enter Bahrain visa-free. Exemptions include citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries (Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and UAE).

IMPORTANT: Always verify the latest visa regulations before traveling to meet the Bahrain entry rules and cross the borders without problems.

Bahrain eVisa Requirements

Understanding the Bahraini electronic visa requirements is the first step for a problem-free application process.

Proper documentation is essential for visa approval, and having everything prepared in advance can save time and prevent unnecessary delays.

• Passport with a minimum of 6 months validity
• Applicant's face photograph
• Flight tickets for onward/return travel
• Proof of hotel booking (if necessary)
• Bank statements for the last 3 months (if necessary)

*Citizens of India should provide copies of the photo page and the last page of their passports.

**Residents of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries should upload a GCC visa.

How to Apply for a Bahrain eVisa?

Applying for a Bahrain eVisa using the Passporta platform is an easy process designed to make travel planning more convenient for foreign visitors.

1. Go to the application form to start the Bahrain eVisa process.
2. Fill in the personal details (full name, date of birth, nationality).
3. Provide the passport information (number, issue date, expiry date).
4. Upload the required documents (passport, face photograph, etc.)
5. Use a credit or debit card to cover the visa fee payment.

The confirmation of the Bahrain eVisa approval will be delivered electronically to the applicant's email. They should print out a copy for easy access during travels.

To avoid problems with the visa application to Bahrain, travelers should check if every detail provided in the form matches their documents.

Bahrain eVisa Validity and Period of Stay

The validity period of a Bahrain eVisa indicates the time frame within which the traveler can enter Bahrain after the visa is issued.

The period of stay is the time visitors can spend in Bahrain during a single trip which varies depending on the type of visa issued.

• Single-entry visa is valid for 90 days and allows a 14-day visit.
• Multiple-entry visa (short-term) is valid for 90 days and permits 30-day stays.
• Multiple-entry visa (long-term) is valid for one year and enables 90-day trips.

It's vital to review the entry and stay terms specified on the approved visa to avoid overstaying, as this could result in fines or complications during future travel.

IMPORTANT: Once the Bahrain eVisa is approved, the applicant must enter the country within 3 months from the date of approval.

Bahrain eVisa Processing Time

The general processing time for a Bahrain eVisa varies based on several factors, including the type of visa applied for and the completeness of documents.

On average, Bahrain eVisas are processed within 3–5 business days.

To this period, it's best to add some time for our visa experts at Passporta to check the application form for errors and make sure all the documents are correct.

The Bahraini eVisa system does not offer expedited processing, but careful preparation for the application can reduce delays.

Bahrain eVisa Sample

Once approved, the applicant will receive the Bahrain eVisa electronically through the associated email. The document will look similar to the one in the picture:

Bahraini Visa Rejection Reasons

While Bahrain offers a simple visa process, there are still several common reasons why applications may be rejected. Knowing them ahead of time can save time, money, and frustration.

• Expired passport or insufficient validity

One of the easiest mistakes is applying for a Bahraini eVisa with an expired passport or one with insufficient validity. The document must be effective for at least 6 months.

• Criminal record

Bahrain's immigration officers conduct background checks to determine if the traveler poses a potential threat. Any past convictions may result in a denied visa.

• Previous visa violations

If the visitor has previously overstayed a visa in Bahrain or any other country, this can lead to the rejection of future visa applications.

• Errors in the application form

Errors in visa forms are another frequent reason for rejection. Misspelled names or mismatched passport numbers can raise suspicions.

FAQs

• Do I need a visa to transit through Bahrain?

  If your layover in Bahrain does not exceed 8 hours, and you remain in the airport, a visa is not required.

• Do children need an eVisa to Bahrain?

  Yes, all travelers, including children, must have their own separate Bahrain eVisa.

• How can I check my Bahrain eVisa status?

  When applying with Passporta, you can check the status of your Bahrain eVisa by entering your application reference number and travel details.

• Do I need to print my eVisa to Bahrain?

  While the Bahrain eVisa is linked to your passport electronically, it's strongly recommended to print a copy and carry it with you.

• What should I do if my Bahrain visa is rejected/is not approved?

  If your application is rejected, you will be notified via email with instructions on what to do. It's best to contact our experts for assistance.

• How long does it take to process a Bahrain eVisa?

  Processing generally takes 3-5 business days from visa submission, though in some cases, it could take longer.

• How will I receive my Bahrain eVisa after approval?

  Once approved, your Bahrain eVisa will be emailed to you directly.

• Can I work in Bahrain with an eVisa?

  No, an electronic visa doesn't allow working in Bahrain. If you plan to take up employment, you must obtain the appropriate Work Visa.

• I made a mistake in one of my answers. Can I change it?

  If you have noticed an error in your application, contact our Support Team as soon as possible.

• How long can I stay in Bahrain with an eVisa?

  The duration of stay depends on the visa type and can be 14 days, 30 days, or 90 days. Check the specific conditions associated with your visa.