How to know if i am blacklisted in bahrain
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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
Means that you had a criminal case against you. If that is the situation then you are blacklisted and can't come to Bahrain.
@XTang hello sir i been deported also last 2019 but just recently i go bahrain last june 22 with working visa and my passport is with my married name they not let me to go thwy send me back philippines when i am ask they they told me still blocklist in the system police officer told me that my sponsor need to go immigrtion to submit leetwr to removed my name is that possible thnknyou have a nice day
Dear sir,
This is to kind inform you that i m blacklist from Bahrain since 2010. But the court have not blacklisted me. Only from immigration. There was a fraud case on my name and i finished my 1 year sentence in bahrain prison. After i was free to work in Bahrain but i told to police that i want to go to Pakistan. They send me Pakistan and blacklisted me.
Sir how can i finish this blacklist now its almost 5 years
Plz help.
Bro lemme use Dubai as a case study cos have lived there b4, when you have a case like this and the immigration snaps you with digital camera while leaving it means ban but if you leave without any immigration issue , can always reapply to come back
Bro lemme use Dubai as a case study cos have lived there b4, when you have a case like this and the immigration snaps you with digital camera while leaving it means ban but if you leave without any immigration issue , can always reapply to come back
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Hi.. I worked in Bahrain from 2012 to 2016. I left Bahrain after a dispute with my employer, however without cancelling my visa. The company filed a complaint against me and the court ruled against me for 1 year with deportation. While i was on Oman from 2016 to 2021 inter pole (GCC interconnected system) caught me a transferred me to Bahrain. I stayed in jail for 8 months plus one month in Oman. While my appeal was still not decided the authorities released me around 2 months earlier with deportation.
I traveled back to my country while after a month the court decided the appeal in my favor and i won the case. After a couple of months now when i tried to apply for Saudi visa, it was returned saying that i have been blacklisted in GCC. Which means when they deported me they blacklisted me from whole GCC. Now when i have won the case can i remove this ban and if yes what is the process ?
There is no specific process and these blacklists are very difficult to get out of. You can engage a lawyer and have him follow up with immigration in the respective country to try to get a visa. But it will incur a lot of cost and the outcome isn't certain.
And this is exactly why I always tell people to resolve disputes with their employer prior to leaving.
@XTang hi how are you I want to check I’m black list in Bahrain for what and how many days thay block me
https://services.bahrain.bh/wps/portal/ … BIS9nQSEh/ you can check here, these are mainly travel ban rated. You can also be blacklisted for various reasons but it may not show up here, one way to find out is to apply a visa and check. If the visa gets rejected your potential employer can find out the reason.
Black list is usually permanent.
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The above is for court ordered issues. Immigration black list is separate. You will know if your visa keeps getting rejected. And time depends on reason - in most cases, it is permanent.
@XTang what is this document name Bahrain
Additional copy of residency ( apply for good conduct certificate of Bahrain)
Practically yes BUT, if you have changed passport or name or did anything similar to get that visa (bypassing previous record on blacklist)............on entry, after fingerprints, you will be denied entry.
I have blacklist in Bahrain 2019 so now I live in Georgia I have plans to Bahrain next month but not sure I can get in or not but I worry they will send me back to my country (Asia) or I can come back to Geogia I buy tickets round trip I have id card Geogia
In most cases blacklist is permanent ban, you can try applying for a visa and find out. Better to use evisa option.
Please someone should help me I was deported from Bahrain because of visa issues but I want to came back I try to check and see if i have any travel band but when I check on travel band enquiry online it shows me that I don have any issue preventing me from traveling please can someone here help me to check. And if they is travel band can someone help me to removed it
If you were deported then most likely you will not get a visa into Bahrain, but you can try to apply and check.
Deportation leads to an immigration ban and NOT a travel ban. So you cannot see it onliny. Only way you will know is if you apply and your visa gets rejected. There is no removing it in 99.9% of the cases.
So please can I have someone who can help me to removed the ban they really make it difficult for me
There is no source - "sources" as you call it are personal contacts or friends who can help depending if there is a legal way to sort it and it just requires to approach a decision maker. Any of my personal contacts, if I refer someone to them, will ask, who is this person and how close are they to you?. If it is not my family member or someone very close to me, they will just pass you onto the normal process and nothing will be done. No one will stick their neck out for a stranger especially when it comes to bans or deportations which is a legal issue. So try to understand that simple logic.
Try to find an agent who can follow up on your behalf to see what can be done. They are not "sources" as you call it but people who can tell you if anything is possible or not. And as I have already said, there is very little chance of getting a visa again after being deported. To even have a chance, you need access to highly placed people who can take decisions. If you don't have that access, forget about it. And as I explained, don't ask people you don't know to provide you that access - at that senior level, no one is going to vouch for a stranger by passing on their access.
Good day everyone just I want to ask something I'm currently in my country now ,I was in Bahrain 3 months ago ,I had a case in Bahrain and i fix it in court before i left,my question is if ever i want comeback it is possible to return in Bahrain without any prblm? Please anyone can give me idea
The approval of a visa can vary depending on the severity of the crime; therefore, one must apply for a visa and await the decision. It is impossible to predict with certainty whether the visa will be granted.
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