Senegalese passport holders are eligible to apply for a Bahrain eVisa online, provided they meet Bahrain’s immigration requirements and submit the correct supporting documents. Eligibility and final entry approval remain subject to verification by Bahraini immigration authorities.
Senegalese travellers can choose from multiple Bahrain eVisa categories depending on the purpose of travel:
Suitable for leisure travel, sightseeing or short holidays.
Intended for attending meetings, conferences, or short-term professional visits.
Suitable for visiting family members residing in Bahrain.
Each visa type comes with different validity periods and permitted stay durations, ranging from short stays (such as 14 days) to longer-term options with multiple entries, depending on the visa selected. Travellers must strictly adhere to the approved stay duration mentioned on their eVisa.
Details for each eVisa Type are available on the Bahrain eVisa Types page.
The Bahrain eVisa application must be submitted atleast a week before travel:
Fee can be paid with a valid credit/debit card or through PayPal. Once approved, applicants should print or save a digital copy of their eVisa for presentation at immigration.
Applicants from Senegal must prepare the following documents before submitting a Bahrain eVisa application:
Additional documents may be requested during the application; applicants are advised to consult the Bahrain eVisa Document Requirements page for the complete list.
The cost of a Bahrain eVisa for Senegalese citizens depends on several factors:
Applicants can select from Standard, Rush, or Super Rush processing, depending on how quickly they need a decision. For precise and up-to-date fee information, travellers should check the Bahrain eVisa Fee page before submitting their application.
Applicant's personal and travel information is protected through encrypted and compliant data-security systems.
Our support team is available to assist you throughout the application process, from submission to approval.
Every application is reviewed by eVisa experts to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Apply at least one week before your planned departure date.
No. It is only for short visits such as tourism, business, or family visits.
Overstaying can lead to fines and problems with future entry or visas.