Traveling from The Bahamas to Bahrain is now easier with the eVisa system. Whether you’re visiting Manama, exploring ancient sites, or attending events, this electronic visa simplifies entry by removing the need for a consulate visit. Bahamian citizens can conveniently apply for Bahrain eVisa online, making the process quick and hassle-free.
This guide covers the application process, required documents, and stay details for Bahamian tourists.
Bahamian citizens are not eligible for a visa on arrival in Bahrain. A valid eVisa is required for all travellers, ensuring smooth entry for you and your family.
Bahamian citizens can apply for Tourist, Business, or Family Visit eVisas in three options: the 2-Week eVisa (single entry, valid 14 days, max. stay 14 days), the 3-Month eVisa (multiple entries, valid 3 months, max. stay 30 days per entry), and the 1-Year eVisa (multiple entries, valid 1 year, max. 90 days per entry).
Bahamian travellers applying for a Bahrain eVisa must provide the following digital documents to complete their application:
The cost of a Bahrain eVisa varies based on the type of visa—Tourist, Business, or Family Visit—and the processing option you select. For the latest fees and a precise estimate, check the Bahrain eVisa Fee webpage, which includes a convenient fee calculator.
Processing depends on urgency:
Fill out the Bahrain eVisa application form with your personal and travel details. Upload documents as required, review all information carefully, and then submit your application to begin processing.
Pay the eVisa fee through the secure online portal using a credit or debit card. Ensure the payment is completed successfully, and you will receive a confirmation email immediately.
Once your application is approved, the eVisa will be emailed to you. Save it digitally on your device or print a copy to present when entering Bahrain.
Once your Bahrain eVisa application is submitted, you can track its progress online. Visit the Bahrain eVisa Status Check page and enter your details to receive real-time updates.
If you wish to stay longer in Bahrain than your eVisa permits, you can apply for an extension at the Bahrain Immigration office. Tip: Always submit the extension request before your eVisa expires to avoid complications.
Yes, overstaying may lead to fines or legal consequences. Always adhere to your allowed stay duration.
eVisa fees are non-refundable once processing has begun.
Yes, extensions are possible through Bahrain Immigration, but they are not guaranteed.
Yes, you must use your Bahamian passport for the eVisa application in this case.
Light business activities like meetings are allowed, but formal work requires a business or work visa.
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