Visa status checking and downloading online

Hi Pok, I recently looked into this process as well. The embassy usually asks for standard documents like your passport copy, photo, flight and hotel bookings, bank statements, and any proof of employment if available. Since requirements can change, I recommend contacting the Bahrain Embassy in Bangkok directly so you can get the most up-to-date information before submitting your application. Contact details of the embassy can be found here: https://bahrain-evisa.info/emabssies-consulates-of-bahrain/ Hope this helps, and wishing you a smooth visa process!

If a traveler remains within the international transit zone during their layover in Bahrain and does not pass through immigration, a transit visa is generally not required. However, if the traveler intends to exit the airport at any point, a transit visa may be necessary depending on their nationality and Bahrain’s entry regulations. Travelers are advised to verify the latest transit and entry requirements before their journey.

Hey there, I’m Kithuies. I don’t have full details about cancelling a residence permit, but I can share something helpful. One of my friends had a similar situation, he needed changes to his residence permit, and instead of doing it through the e-visa website, he went directly to the embassy/consulate nearby.They scheduled an appointment for him and helped him sort out everything properly. That’s why I’d suggest visiting the embassy or the correct immigration authority for anything related to residence permits, including cancelling or restoring one. They’re the only ones who can give you accurate guidance and take action on your case. I had also check the embassy details from here- https://bahrain-evisa.info/emabssies-consulates-of-bahrain/

Hello Harshit, Recently, my cousin had the same issue while applying for a Bahrain eVisa. His passport only had a single name, “Raghav.” With the help of the support team, we entered his full name under Given Name, and for Surname we used his father full name as instructed(given name+surename). The application was accepted, and his eVisa was approved on time. If your passport doesn’t have a surname or family name, you can usually enter your full name in the Given Name field and write your father's full name in the Surname field. You can apply using the same link we used -https://bahrain-evisa.info/application/ the support team there was very helpful and guided us through the process.

Please advise what to enter in family My given name is single word name as “FARIHA” there is no surname in my Indian passport My husband’s name in my passport is “ABDUL AZIZ KHALID” its 3 word name My father name is “ZAKARIYA” its 1 word name Thanking you , FARIHA

Hi, my name is Jack. Regarding your concern about the eVisa and company registration, the best solution would be to contact the embassy directly. They are in the best position to assist you with your questions. You can check the embassy and consulate details-https://bahrain-evisa.info/emabssies-consulates-of-bahrain/

Hi Jad! From my understanding, Lebanese passport holders are not eligible for a visa on arrival in Bahrain. But you can still apply for an e-visa here: https://bahrain-evisa.info/application/ in advance for peace of mind. If you're travelling by car, make sure you have all your documents handy at the border, including your passport, Qatar residency permit, and any required insurance. Also, you can check the required documents for an e-visa here: https://bahrain-evisa.info/bahrain-visa-document-requirement/. Hope this helps, and safe travels!

I understand how disappointing that must feel. Just to share as a fellow customer, this platform only provides Bahrain eVisa services, not Golden Visa approvals. For reconsideration, you would need to contact NPRA directly. Wishing you the best with your application. 🙏

If you’re entering Bahrain by car, you’ll need to provide a detailed request letter explaining your purpose of visit, how long you’ll stay, how you will exit Bahrain, and which country you’ll be travelling to next. This is usually required when there is no hotel booking. Also, just to clarify, this website only provides information and processing for eVisas. It doesn’t give details about visa on arrival, so you may need to check directly with Bahrain immigration for the most accurate and updated on-arrival guidelines. Hope this helps!

Hi Goutham! Since your transit in Bahrain is 20 hours and you’d like to leave the airport to explore the city, you will need a visa to enter Bahrain. As a Qatar resident holding a valid UK visa and a Saudi visit visa, you are generally eligible to apply for a Bahrain eVisa. Many GCC residents can obtain it easily online, and processing is usually quick. I recommend applying for the eVisa in advance to avoid any issues during your transit, especially since you plan to exit the airport. You can directly apply for an e-visa here: https://bahrain-evisa.info/application/. Safe travels and enjoy your time in Bahrain!