Eligibility to register a business with the LMRA

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!

Hello I’m Elina. I actually went through the same situation recently, so I understand the stress especially when the trip is just a day away. A few days before my travel, my e-visa also hadn’t arrived. I contacted the same website where I submitted my application, and they checked the status for me. In my case, it turned out that the processing time I selected was a bit longer, so it took extra time. I’d suggest reaching out directly to the website or service where you applied might be they should be able to give you the exact update. And if you don’t get a clear answer, contacting the embassy is another good backup. They know how urgent it feels when your plans are already booked. https://bahrain-evisa.info/emabssies-consulates-of-bahrain/

Hi Damian! I recently went through the process of extending my Bahrain visit visa, so I’m happy to share what I learned. To extend your Bahrain visa, you have two options. You can apply online through the Kingdom of Bahrain National Portal by providing your passport details and paying the fees. Alternatively, you can apply in person at an NPRA service centre. This requires scheduling an appointment using the "Mawaeid" app and visiting the NPRA office with all necessary documents to complete the submission and payment. Also, you can check for more details on visa extension here: https://bahrain-evisa.info/bahrain-visa-extension/. I hope this helps.