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The Bahrain eVisa is an official travel authorization issued by the Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs (NPRA) of the Kingdom of Bahrain. It allows eligible citizens from over 100 countries to obtain an electronic visa without visiting an overseas diplomatic mission. Tourist eVisas are commonly issued as multiple-entry authorizations valid for 30 days, allowing stays between 14 to 30 days depending on your specific passport nationality.
For several nationalities, Bahrain NPRA regulations mandate proof of sufficient financial means to support your stay. When required, applicants must submit a recent bank statement (typically covering the last three months) stamped by their banking institution, demonstrating an ending balance equivalent to at least 1,000 USD. NomadicMart reviews your financial documentation before submission to ensure it meets strict NPRA verification standards.
No. NomadicMart is an independent visa application facilitator and is not affiliated with the Government of Bahrain or evisa.gov.bh. The sovereign authority to grant or deny a visa rests solely with Bahrain NPRA officers. Our expert service ensures that your application is correctly structured, avoiding common reasons for rejection such as illegible passport scans or unconfirmed travel reservations.
Yes. In many cases, visitors who wish to stay longer than their initial granted period can apply for an extension while in Bahrain. Extensions must be requested before your current visa expires by visiting the NPRA headquarters or submitting an extension request via the official Bahrain National Portal. Extensions are subject to administrative approval and applicable government fees.
The Bahrain eVisa is valid for entry via Bahrain International Airport (BAH) as well as the King Fahd Causeway connecting Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. If you are entering by road across the causeway, you must carry a physical printout of your approved eVisa along with your original passport and vehicle documentation for inspection at the border control stations.