Visit visa extension no guarantor

AdHer Active member

Member since 01 August 2022

AdHerActive member22 January 2023 07:21:55

Hello, I am a GCC resident with a 30 day visit visa (no guarantor) which expires next week.

What are the fees for an extension?

How long before my current visa expires do I need to apply (I only have seven days left on my visa)

Would it be extended for the same period (30 days)?

How many times can I apply for an extension?

Many thanks.

XTang Bahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert

Member since 22 April 2014

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert23 January 2023 05:31:44

11800

Try to extend on bahrain.bh. Extensions depend on your visa conditions. For a one month, I think the maximum they give, one time, is 2 weeks.

AdHer Active member

Member since 01 August 2022

AdHerActive member23 January 2023 08:34:20

@XTang thanks

I went to bahrain.bh and obtained the extension.

No fees, and the reply was within seconds.

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