Passport and Visa

Last activity 06 January 2020 by Vijay gsk

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Umair1981Member06 January 2020 11:02:52

Hi,

I am Indian working in Bahrain. I am getting my passport updated which has Bharain Employee Visa stamped on it. Now once I get my passport updated my current one will be canceled and I will get a new passport though I will get my old passport back.

My question is would I be able to clear Bahrain immigration with both the passport. ONE with nothing stamped ans another canceled one with Bahrain Visa.

Please help.

Man In WhitesActive member06 January 2020 12:56:44

I think, new one needs to get RP sticked on it by concerned authority (i.e. NPRA), you can use search on this forum, this topic is discussed before also in other threads.

Vijay gskMember06 January 2020 18:30:05

Hi,
How will do apply bahrain evisa for childrens? What documents need?

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