Our family all have Qatar RP's so do we need to obtain a visa prior to flying to Bahrain for four nights or do we just get our passports stamped on arrival in Bahrain?
Hi kiwiz! it's a good thing that you picked bahrain for your eid holidays. been there for seven years and i like it much better there than here in qatar. well anyways, i took something from the net to answer your question. i think i paid like 15 bahrain dinars in the airport. make sure that you have bahrain dinars to avoid any hassles or delays in the immigration counter. im also planning to spend my eid holidays in bahrain. enjoy!
ENTRY VISA:
Foreign nationals may enter Bahrain with a tourist visa (for individuals or groups), 72 - hour visa, 7 - day visa, visit visa, business visa, family visa, dependent visa, or an employment visa. Generally all types of visas (except certain categories of tourist visas which can be obtained from Consulates abroad) are to be applied for by local sponsor in Bahrain.
1. Tourist Visa
Tourist visas can be obtained at the Bahrain International Airport or at the King Fahad Causeway for :
Citizens of the European Community, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan or Hong Kong.
Visitors who have been resident in the GCC for a minimum of six months, and who posses a return visa for the country of GCC residency.
All the above must have a valid passport and return ticket, they must have no criminal record or involvememt in activities that could threaten public order or national security. Visitors must not seek employment while in Bahrain.
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Hi kiwiz! it's a good thing that you picked bahrain for your eid holidays. been there for seven years and i like it much better there than here in qatar. well anyways, i took something from the net to answer your question. i think i paid like 15 bahrain dinars in the airport. make sure that you have bahrain dinars to avoid any hassles or delays in the immigration counter. im also planning to spend my eid holidays in bahrain. enjoy!
ENTRY VISA:
Foreign nationals may enter Bahrain with a tourist visa (for individuals or groups), 72 - hour visa, 7 - day visa, visit visa, business visa, family visa, dependent visa, or an employment visa. Generally all types of visas (except certain categories of tourist visas which can be obtained from Consulates abroad) are to be applied for by local sponsor in Bahrain.
1. Tourist Visa
Tourist visas can be obtained at the Bahrain International Airport or at the King Fahad Causeway for :
Citizens of the European Community, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan or Hong Kong.
Visitors who have been resident in the GCC for a minimum of six months, and who posses a return visa for the country of GCC residency.
All the above must have a valid passport and return ticket, they must have no criminal record or involvememt in activities that could threaten public order or national security. Visitors must not seek employment while in Bahrain.
Some countries are exempted for visa. I am not sure whether NZ included in that????