Finnish citizens must hold an approved Bahrain eVisa for authorised entry. This guide outlines the eligibility criteria, required documents, and steps involved in applying for the eVisa.
Bahrain eVisa for Citizens of Finland
Types of Bahrain eVisa
Bahrain offers tourist, business and family eVisas to Finland citizens. Check the Bahrain eVisa Types webpage for more information.
Bahrain eVisa Documents Requirement
Citizens of Finland need to have the following documents for the application:
- Finland Passport bio page.
- A confirmed return air ticket showing arrival and departure from Bahrain (if travelling by air). If entering by another means, provide a request letter stating your stay duration, mode of entry and exit, and next destination.
- Hotel booking, or the host’s Bahrain ID if staying with a relative or friend.
Bahrain eVisa Fees and Processing Time
To view the latest fees and available expedited processing options, visit the Bahrain eVisa Fee page.
Steps to Apply for a Bahrain eVisa
Finland passport holders must submit the application atleast a week before travel:
Complete the Application Form
- Enter your passport number and travel details, and review them.
- Upload the required documents and submit the application.
Complete the Payment
- Pay the Bahrain eVisa Fee using a valid credit or debit card.
- A payment confirmation receipt will be sent to your email.
Receive Your eVisa
- Your approved Bahrain eVisa will be delivered to your email.
- Print a copy and keep it with your passport for immigration checks.
Note: When completing the form, applicants may use the “Add Applicant” option to include multiple travellers in a single submission. All applications are processed together, and updates are sent to the primary applicant, while each traveller receives an individual eVisa.
Essential Points for Finnish Citizens
- Check the status of your application on the Bahrain eVisa Application Status page.
- The passport must be valid for 6 months from the date of entry into Bahrain and have 2 pages available for immigration stamps.
- Finish your trip within the allowed stay days to avoid overstay.
Amazing Facts About Bahrain
- Bahrain was home to the ancient Dilmun civilisation, an early trading culture in the Gulf.
- The Tree of Life, estimated to be 400 years old, stands alone in the desert without a clear water source.
- It was the first Gulf nation to discover oil, which contributed to early economic development.
- The country comprises more than 30 islands, with beaches, heritage sites and natural reserves.