Your Bahrain eVisa, handled from start to finish.

Most people coming to Bahrain are here for a few days — a Formula One weekend, a conference, or a stopover that turned into a trip. The eVisa is short and simple, and worth having before you fly rather than queueing for it.

14 daysMaximum stay

SingleEntry

A few daysProcessing

Most nationalitiesEligibility

From $36

All-inclusive Bahrain eVisa

Government fee: BHD 9 (about $24) for 14 days. Our price includes this and our service charge.

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What's included

Advice on longer and multiple-entry options if 14 days isn't enough
Review of your details and documents before anything is submitted
Eligibility check for your nationality and trip
Accurate preparation and submission through the official channel
The government fee (where applicable) and our handling — one all-inclusive price
Your approval delivered to your email, print-ready
Updates from a real person by WhatsApp or email

Documents you'll need

Passport valid at least 6 months
A clear scan of the bio page
A confirmed return or onward ticket
Your hotel booking in Bahrain

How it works

1. Tell us

Fill our short form with your details.

2. Pay securely

See your exact all-inclusive price and pay online.

3. Receive it

We submit officially and email your approval.

The mistake we see most: Travellers assume a Gulf visa covers the neighbours. It doesn't — a Bahrain visa is not valid for Saudi Arabia or the UAE. If you're crossing the King Fahd Causeway, tell us first.

Check first: you may be able to get this on arrival instead. Having it before you fly avoids the queue and the cash desk, but we will tell you honestly which suits your trip — ask us before you pay.

Bahrain visa — common questions

Is 14 days the longest stay I can get?

The standard eVisa we file is 14 days, single entry. Longer and multiple-entry options exist for some passports — send us yours and we'll tell you what you qualify for.

Bahrain offers a visa on arrival — why apply in advance?

Visa on arrival depends on the officer and the queue on the day. Applying ahead means you board knowing you're approved, which matters if you're connecting through Bahrain on a tight schedule.

I'm only transiting through Bahrain airport — do I need this?

Not if you stay airside and don't clear immigration. If you're leaving the airport between flights, you do.

Do I need a hotel and return ticket?

Yes — a confirmed return or onward ticket and your accommodation details are part of the application.

How far ahead should I apply?

Usually three to five working days. Apply at least a week before you fly, as government processing slows around Bahraini public holidays.

What if you find I cannot get it?

We tell you before submitting, and refund in full. Bahrain is one where the answer depends heavily on the passport, so we always look first.

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All-inclusive · confirmed before you pay · full refund if not eligible

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Shrish Travels is a private visa-assistance service, not affiliated with any government. Official applications can also be made directly on the relevant government portal. Rules and fees are set by the destination government and may change. Approval and processing times are decided by the Bahraini authorities, not by us.