What is Bahrain Multiple Entry Visa?

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Member since 11 November 2015

danacartaMember29 December 2015 09:57:39

Hello!

I just want to ask, does anyone of you have an idea on this kind of visa?
Because I traveled last November to Bahrain and I obtain this visa since then. It says 3 months validity.
As I want to come back to Bahrain next week, what should I prepare along with this visa? Is it sure that I wont be needing to re-apply again? and what should I do upon arrival to Bahrain airport?

Thank you guys for your usual help.

logicalindian Bahrain Expert

Member since 01 May 2013

logicalindianBahrain Expert29 December 2015 11:19:20

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Hello,

Multi entry visa's are only applicable to a few nationalities only. You may want to check whether the one you have is single or multi-entry, if its single entry you may have to apply again.

https://www.evisa.gov.bh/VisaBhr1En.html

T&R

danacarta Member

Member since 11 November 2015

danacartaMember29 December 2015 12:36:01

logicalindian wrote:
Hello,

Multi entry visa's are only applicable to a few nationalities only. You may want to check whether the one you have is single or multi-entry, if its single entry you may have to apply again.

https://www.evisa.gov.bh/VisaBhr1En.html

T&R

Hello!

Thank you for taking the time to reply.

Actually, I am qualified for the multi-entry visa, as I have already bought it when I visited Bahrain last November. I just want to know if I should pay another fee upon arrival on the airport? I'm planning to go back before my 3 month validity period ends.

gunner757 ViP

Member since 02 February 2014

gunner757ViP29 December 2015 21:10:26

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If they stamped on your passport "Multiple Entry Visa" then you don't have to pay till 3 months

danacarta Member

Member since 11 November 2015

danacartaMember30 December 2015 04:16:34

gunner757 wrote:
If they stamped on your passport "Multiple Entry Visa" then you don't have to pay till 3 months

wow thank you! Its a big help. I'm planning on spending my new year in Bahrain so this is a good news for me.
Thanks again!

GuestPoster95685 Guest

GuestPoster95685Guest30 December 2015 15:04:22

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make sure you know how long your visa restricts you to in Bahrain. Multi-entries are usually only allow 2-4 week stays before you're required to leave.

gunner757 ViP

Member since 02 February 2014

gunner757ViP30 December 2015 16:20:29

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2 weeks is the maximum limit to stay in Bahrain as I guess danacarta came under "GCC Resident Visa"

danacarta Member

Member since 11 November 2015

danacartaMember30 December 2015 18:21:12

Hi! Yes I am allowed to stay for two weeks and can extend for another 2 weeks if I want to. Thank you guys for your help. Will be flying in a bit! Happy New Year!🎊🎉

GuestPoster95685 Guest

GuestPoster95685Guest15 January 2016 13:44:57

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Yeah you can go to the NPRA office before your visa expires and get it extended or alternatively fly and come back.

Reef Island Residents New member

Member since 02 September 2014

Reef Island ResidentsNew member25 January 2016 08:26:23

#10

Actually, you can keep extending it at the npra office until the visa expires without leaving the country, but it will cost BD25 for each extension

rehman259 New member

Member since 31 July 2013

rehman259New member25 January 2016 08:47:21

#11

Hello,

is three month is the maximum duration for Visit Visa?

Reef Island Residents New member

Member since 02 September 2014

Reef Island ResidentsNew member25 January 2016 12:54:56

#12

Once it expires you must leave the country. You can return the next day and stay again. Until recently you could return the same day but that has now changed.

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