Visa Fees

If you plan to visit Bahrain for tourism or business purposes, obtaining a visa is a crucial step. With Bahrain’s online eVisa system, the visa application process has become simpler and more convenient. However, it is important to understand the associated visa fees before applying.

The total Bahrain visa fee you need to pay includes the visa service fee and the Bahrain Government fee.

1. Our service fee

Our service fee includes the sum you must pay in advance for our services, which include advising you on the Bahrain eVisa, supplying the necessary documents, reviewing your application, and informing you of its outcome. Before you travel to Bahrain, we will collect your visa from the Bahrain government and send it to you. You will then have your visa stamped at one of Bahrain's official entry points.

The service fee depends on the number of people your application covers and how soon you need the visa.

The service for the application is shown in the table below:

• Normal: For people who would like to get eVisa in three days.
• Urgent: For individuals who want to obtain an eVisa in less than 48 hours.
• Super Urgent: If you need the visa in less than 24 hours.

2. Bahrain Government and Admin Fee

This is the mandatory, non-refundable charge collected by the Bahraini government for processing your visa application.

Any modifications made after the Government and admin fee have been paid will be charged as a new application.

Payment Methods:

Electronic payments are the suggested and most convenient method. You can make the e-Visa fee payment using numerous credit or debit cards such as Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or PayPal. In certain cases, bank transfers (Bank of Cyprus) may be accepted as a payment method for the eVisa application fee.

3. Important Notes to Keep in Mind Before Traveling

Before applying for your Bahrain visa and planning your trip, here are some important points to consider:

• Your passport should have at least 6 months of validity from the date you enter Bahrain.
• Make sure your passport has at least 2 blank pages available for immigration stamps.
• Always double-check the specific visa requirements based on your nationality and type of visa.
• Consider purchasing travel insurance to protect yourself during your journey. Travel insurance can cover unexpected situations such as medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage, or travel delays.
• Prepare all necessary documents, including flight tickets, accommodation details, and invitation letters (if required), to ensure a smooth visa application and travel experience.