Bahrain announces two new visa options for international visitors

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The kingdom of Bahrain recently announced two new visas that
will be available to citizens of 114 countries visiting the kingdom.

This
phase of Bahrain’s new visa policy includes a
single-entry visa and a one-year, multiple-reentry e-visa.

 

With the new single-entry visa, guests will be able to stay
up to two weeks; with the one-year, multi-entry visa, guests can stay up to 90
days.

 

Countries on the list include the U.S.,
Canada, U.K. and Ireland. Citizens of these countries can now
gain a longer stay period for the five-year, multiple-reentry visa. Visa holders
will be able to stay for 90 days instead of 30.

 

“This new round of visa announcements represents another
step for Bahrain’s commitment to openness,” Bahrain Interior
Ministry Undersecretary of Nationality, Passport and Residence Affairs
(NPRA) Rashid Al Khalifa said. “We have taken great
strides in recent years in making the country even more accessible, helping
both leisure and business tourists. These developments further aid Bahrain’s
standing as a regional hub, which is why so many tourists and businesses are
looking to the country as the ideal Middle East destination.”



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