Visa expires during 90 days stay

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m2gruber Member

Member since 14 January 2024

m2gruberMember14 January 2024 10:11:31

Hi everyone,

my girlfriend is in Bahrain on a one year visitor visa with multiple entries for 90-day period of stay. Does she have to leave the country before the visa expires, even if the 90-day period of stay has not yet expired? Or can she stay 90 days after the last entry in Bahrain even if the visa expires during this period?

Thanks a lot in advance, cheers Matthias

logicalindian Bahrain Expert

Member since 01 May 2013

logicalindianBahrain Expert15 January 2024 10:37:53

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Stay conditions:

• The visa can be used for multiple entries and is valid for 1 year from the time of entry.

• Length of stay allowed is 90 days (per visit).

These are the standard rules, calculate the date from the time of entry in the passport. From the date of entry maximum 90days of stay, you can exit before expiry, if the max stay of 90days have passed visit NPRA and pay the fine if applicable and then exit the country.

imachines Member

Member since 21 December 2023

imachinesMember30 April 2024 21:46:04

What is the procedure of leasing our apartment on rental.
what is the procedure of changing from self sponsorship to work visa.

logicalindian Bahrain Expert

Member since 01 May 2013

logicalindianBahrain Expert01 May 2024 02:00:11

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1. Speak to the landlord he should be able to guide you through the process

2. Get a job, cancel your sponsorship visa and ask your employer to apply for a new visa

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