Bahrain eVisa for NON-GCC Resident

If evisa is being rejected, ask your parents to get a sponsored visa for you.

    If evisa is being rejected, ask your parents to get a sponsored visa for you.
   

    -@XTang Can you please guide me if my father do it by himself then what documents he would required from his employer?

Let him approach his employer. They would know and can sort it out. They are the ones who need to apply.

    Let him approach his employer. They would know and can sort it out. They are the ones who need to apply.
   

    -@XTang Right I understand. But in case if employer is not agree to support then what my father could do?

    If evisa is being rejected, ask your parents to get a sponsored visa for you.
   

    -@XTang Also, do you think i could get on-arrival visa holding german PR?

Find someone else to sponsor - people do that by charging more. That's all he can do.

    Find someone else to sponsor - people do that by charging more. That's all he can do.       

I was also thinking if my family in Pakistan would get Saudi Tourist visa and they could obtain on-arrival bahrain visa based on holding saudi tourist visa? -@XTang

Yes that is an option.

    Yes that is an option.        -@XTang

Ok. thank you. I've got my father and my mother Tourist eVisa through evisa channel based on a condition that "You or one of your first degree relative should hold the GCC residence visa". Do you think it wont be a problem now? I need legitimtae confirmation on this please. if you can help. because ive got evisa for my mother she is from pakistan and at immigration they might face any issue while clearance.

If they are eligible for visa on arrival by holding a tourist visa, there shouldn't be a problem.  Just go to evisa.com.bh and check eligibility to double confirm.

    If they are eligible for visa on arrival by holding a tourist visa, there shouldn't be a problem.  Just go to evisa.com.bh and check eligibility to double confirm.
   

    -@XTang Yeah, below are the on-arrival conditions. • Applicant must not take up any paid or unpaid employment during the visit to Kingdom of Bahrain.

• If approved the visa fee is paid to the Passport Officer on arrival in Kingdom of Bahrain, and a receipt is issued.

• Passport must be valid for length of time you will be in Kingdom of Bahrain, or the length of the visa, whichever is longer. If your passport validity is in doubt, you may be denied entry to Kingdom of Bahrain.

• Proof of valid confirmed return air ticket.

• If requested by the passport officer the visitor must prove he/she is able to support himself and dependents during stay.

• If requested by the passport officer the visitor must have proof of accommodation.• Valid visit visa to UAE, UK, USA, KSA (excluding Hajj & Umrah visa), Schengen or USA Green Card.

My question is now, isnt like it should be utilized once? for example on tourist visa family must enter in KSA and use it once then they can be eligible for Bahrain on-arrival visa?

@XTang Hi, can you please quickly give a check for me of this condition "Saudi Tourist eVisa could be obtained based on condition that one of the first-degree relative holds a GCC resident" ?

My father is a GCC (Bharain) resident and he got a Saudi evisa for my mother. How I could validate the visa is rightly issued?