How to know if i am blacklisted in bahrain

dextertibayan18 · 2021-06-23T04:21:18+02:00

Hi,i have a case in bahrain before year 2017,but i dont know whats the case my sponsor filed for me,back then,the case was already dissmissed and the police said i am already cleared,then they release me,but after a day the police summon me again saying that my sponsor cancelled the sponsorship,so i go to the court,prosecutor expaining that the sponsor cancelled my visa and prosecutor ask me if i want to find another sponsor but i will stay in jail while looking for new sponsor or i will go home,so i decided to choose to going home because i dont know how to find a sponsor if i am in jail,and now almost 3years past and i decided to comeback to bahrain,my question is,can i comeback in bahrain without any problem?because when we check to immigration it appears that i have police blacklist,can someone tell me whats the meaning of that?thank you

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logicalindian Bahrain Expert

Member since 01 May 2013

logicalindianBahrain Expert05 December 2024 04:16:17

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A potential employer must apply for a visa, if it goes through then good for you or send a copy of your passport to someone in Bahrain. They should then visit the Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs (NPRA) to inquire further.

XTang Bahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert

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XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert08 December 2024 08:12:05

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tiwariboby14 New member

Member since 15 June 2024

tiwariboby14New member16 December 2024 19:26:06

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@dextertibayan18

How you check in immigration for black list ?

I checked in travel banned bh. It doesn't showed anything as I'm out of Bahrain I had case as been jail for 10days and my case was withdraw and I went back to my country

XTang Bahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert

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XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia ExpertYesterday 19:01:55

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I have explained this dozens of times. Travel.bh doesnt show immigration bans nor criminal bans. It only shows bans ordered by execution court which is predominantly civil cases. If you were jailed and deported, there is practically zero chances of getting a visa again.

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