Query about Two Weeks Visit Visa - 14 days from Entry Date

Last activity 25 February 2023 by Senior Gateau

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Senior GateauMember27 November 2022 07:22:24

Hi,

I've just got my visit visa approved for 2 weeks in Bahrain.

Everything looked great till I noticed my stay in Bahrain is smidge over 14 days.

I arrive in the morning on Thursday and leave two weeks later on the Thursday evening.

I suppose it depends on how they count the 14 days. Does it include the date of entry or is it 14 days from the date of entry.

Many Thanks,

ASD

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert27 November 2022 10:38:20

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As far as I know, includes date of entry. Try to extend visa online after arrival. You should get a few extra days.

Senior GateauMember25 February 2023 15:44:10

Just thought I'd drop an update. The 14 day visa is counted from your date of arrival.

ex: If you arrived on 1 Jan in Bahrain, the 14 day visit visa would be valid till 15 Jan.

Cheers

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