Applicants holding a GCC resident permit or visit visa are eligible to apply for a Bahrain eVisa, which is valid for 14 days to 1 year, depending on the selected eVisa type.
The information below provides an overview of the Bahrain eVisa process for GCC residents, including eligibility, required documents, visa types, application steps, and processing times.
The country offers applicants (who are GCC residents) a range of Bahrain eVisa types to suit various travel needs:
Applicants who hold a residence permit or visit visa from any GCC country, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, and Oman, have a higher chance of approval for a Bahrain eVisa, resulting in a smoother and more reliable application experience.
Important Note: Your residence permit must remain valid for at least 3 months from your entry date in Bahrain.
To apply for a Bahrain eVisa as a GCC resident, please follow the steps below. The applicants receive regular status updates once the application is submitted for processing.
Enter your passport and travel details, select your e-Visa type, choose “yes” for GCC Residence Permit, and pick the GCC country from the drop-down menu.
Upload all required documents, including the residence permit certificate (ensure you upload both sides, front and back, of your GCC Residence Permit), and submit the completed application.
Pay the applicable visa fee using a valid credit/debit card, PayPal, or Crypto to complete the process.
Once approved, your Bahrain eVisa will be sent to your email. Print it and present it upon arrival in Bahrain.
The total Bahrain eVisa fee depends on the processing time you select while completing your application. You can choose between
With the rush and super-rush services offering quicker eVisa delivery for an additional fee.
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Yes. Applicants must provide proof of GCC residency, such as a valid GCC residence permit or a visit visa.
Applicants should review the reason for refusal and contact Bahrain eVisa support for guidance before submitting a new application.
Yes. GCC residents generally need a Bahrain visa unless they are citizens of GCC countries.