Welcome to the portal that unlocks Bahrain's charm for Saudi Arabian citizens. It offers a seamless gateway to explore the Persian Gulf kingdom's mesmerising culture, landscapes, and business avenues.
Bahrain extends various e-Visa options to cater to the diverse purposes of your visit, ensuring smooth compliance with immigration regulations and a hassle-free entry experience.
As GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) members, Saudi Arabian citizens enjoy special considerations that make travelling to Bahrain even more accessible and convenient.
Saudi nationals can enter Bahrain without a visa or e-Visa. This benefit, which permits residents to travel freely throughout the GCC with a valid passport or national identification document, is a result of a mutual agreement between the countries.
Saudi Arabia valid passport with 6 months of validity from their intended stay in Bahrain.
A valid GCC card having validity for at least 3 months from the arrival date in Bahrain, if required.
You must provide proof of accommodation, such as hotel booking details. If you are staying with family or friends, you’ll need to submit the host’s address information.
Proof of an onward flight ticket indicating your entry and exit dates if required.
Children under 21 travelling without a parent or legal guardian must present a consent letter from a parent or guardian.
If you are driving, you must carry a valid driver’s license, vehicle registration, and insurance that is valid in Bahrain.
Saudi Arabian nationals visiting Bahrain must follow general rules regarding entry, local customs, and expected behavior for a smooth visit.
Men should wear trousers and shirts; shorts are fine in tourist areas. Women should cover their shoulders and knees, and wear a headscarf in mosques.
Due to strict immigration laws, Saudi citizens should refrain from bringing any restricted or banned items. Items involving drugs, firearms, or electronics like drones and wireless communication equipment, are subject to penalties.
During the holy month of Ramadan it is strictly forbidden to eat, smoke or drink in public during fasting hours.
Saudi Arabian citizens often visit Bahrain for various reasons, including cultural tourism, business ventures, family visits, or attending high-profile events like the F1 Grand Prix. Bahrain's warm hospitality, rich history, and modern attractions make it a compelling destination for Saudi visitors.
Yes, a toll fee applies, and extra charges may apply for insurance if needed.
Not mandatory, but registering via Absher is recommended for smoother travel.
Yes, Saudi SIMs work with roaming, or you can buy a local Bahraini SIM for better rates.
Yes. You must declare cash exceeding BHD 6,000 or its equivalent and comply with Bahrain’s customs rules regarding prohibited or restricted items.
Disclaimer: This information has been updated as of June 2025. To ensure the accuracy and timeliness of your travel arrangements, please confirm all details directly with official government bodies, consular offices, or your chosen air carrier.
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