Yes, Indians require a visa to travel to Bahrain. Indians can get one of the 3 visas:

• 2 week single entry visa
• 3-month multiple entry visa
• 1-year multiple entry visa

You will require the following visas to apply for Bahrain eVisa:

• Passport, with at least 6 months of expiry
• Hotel Bookings
• Return flight tickets
• Bank Statement (3 months with an available balance of at least $1000 or equivalent in INR)

Bahrain offers eVisa for Indian travelers. The 3 visas that are available for Indians:

• 2-week single entry visa (valid for 30 days)
• 3-month multiple entry visa (valid for 90 days)
• 1-year multiple entry visa (valid for 1 year)

Bahrain eVisa costs:

• 2-week single entry visa - 9 BHD
• 3-month multiple entry visa - 16 BHD
• 1-year multiple entry visa - 44 BHD

No, you do not need to submit your passport for Bahrain eVisa. You only need to upload a digital copy of your passport while applying for the Bahrain visa.

If you do not have a last name on your passport, while applying for the Bahrain eVisa you can:

• If you have multiple names in the Given name field - Enter the last Given name as the Family name without duplicating the same name
• If you have a single Given name on your passport - Enter the Father/Husband's last name as the Family name without duplicating the same name

If you entered incorrect information while applying for the visa, you can not make corrections. You will have to apply for a new visa along with the payment of the visa fee.

If your travel plans change and your eVisa has expired, you will have to apply for a new eVisa.

No, Indians do not require an invitation to visit Bahrain.

You can raise a visa cancellation request with the Bahrain Immigration Department.

Yes, you can extend your Visa once you are in Bahrain by visiting NPRA main office (Manama, Exhibitions Avenue, Building One, on the ground floor) or Muharraq at The MOI service center (Building: 378 Sheikh Hamad Street Complex 211) and paying an extension fee.