Bahrain, a vibrant Gulf nation known for its pearl-diving heritage and cultural landmarks, welcomes Indian tourists with accessible visa options. Indian citizens can apply for a Bahrain tourist visa.
Indians can choose a single-entry visa (14-day stay, 30-day validity) or a multiple-entry visa (30-day stay per visit, 90-day validity).
Indian passport holders with a passport valid for at least six months from the date of entry are eligible.
To apply for a Bahrain tourist visa, Indian citizens must submit
The eVisa applications are typically processed within 3–5 business days, though peak seasons may extend this. Visa on arrival is issued instantly, subject to eligibility.
Yes, Indian citizens are eligible for the Bahrain e-Visa. You can process your application entirely online through Saudi Visa Agency, eliminating the need to visit the embassy in New Delhi.
There are two primary options depending on your travel plans:
The total fee includes the government visa fee and the agency service charge. While government fees can fluctuate, the standard e-visa usually ranges between BD 9 to BD 29 (approx. USD 25–77) depending on the visa type. Contact Saudi Visa Agency for the latest all-inclusive INR pricing.
To ensure a successful application, you will need:
Standard processing for a Bahrain e-Visa typically takes 3 to 5 business days. We recommend applying at least 10 days before your intended travel date to account for any public holidays.
While some Indian passport holders (specifically those with valid US, UK, Schengen, or GCC visas/residency) may be eligible for Visa on Arrival, it is highly recommended to obtain an e-Visa in advance to avoid long queues or potential boarding denials at the airport.
While not a mandatory upload for the e-visa application, having valid travel insurance is strongly advised. Immigration officers may request proof of insurance upon entry to ensure coverage for medical emergencies.
Yes, extensions are possible. You must visit the Nationality, Passports & Residence Affairs (NPRA) office in Bahrain before your current visa expires. Extensions are granted at the discretion of the Bahraini authorities.
If you are not staying in a hotel, you must provide an Invitation Letter from your host in Bahrain, along with a copy of their CPR (Bahraini ID) and proof of their address (electricity bill or lease agreement).
You can apply directly through our website by filling out the inquiry form, or contact our New Delhi office at +91-99905 33326. Our experts will review your documents, pay the government fees on your behalf, and send the approved visa to your email.
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