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Visa and entry

Bahrain: entry rules for Iranians

Verify

Our sources disagree or are not official: confirm with the embassy before booking.

Rule for Iranian nationals not confirmed on any official Bahraini page on the check date; treat Bahrain as visa in advance through a sponsor until verified.

Checked 5 November 2026Secondary sources only

What we could not confirm

  • Whether Iranian nationals can use the Bahrain eVisa, the fee (secondary sources quote about 9 to 29 BHD) and the stay length (14, 30 or 90 days in different sources) are all unconfirmed.
  • The official Bahraini portal and the NPRA site could not be opened; no official page was read that mentions Iran.
  • Bahrain has one international airport (BAH), so the airports list is shorter than usual.

At a glance

Fee
No fee reported

How to apply: Reported: a sponsor in Bahrain (relative, company or hotel) applies for a visit visa with Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs; confirm the current route before paying for anything.

Official page

Conditions

  • The Bahrain eVisa portal (evisa.gov.bh, Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs) returned 403 on the check date, so its eligibility list for Iranian nationals could not be read.
  • Secondary sources disagree: several say Iranians are not eligible for the eVisa or visa on arrival and need a sponsored visa through a Bahraini host, while some commercial agencies claim an eVisa is possible. Do not book on the assumption of an eVisa.
  • Iran and Bahrain have had no resident embassies since 2016; check with the Bahraini mission that covers Iran or your host in Bahrain before planning.

Plan the trip

Before you book

  • Your passport should be valid for at least six months after the trip; many borders refuse less.
  • Exit tax is paid before leaving Iran; the amount depends on how many trips you made this year.
  • Iranian bank cards do not work abroad: plan cash or a card from outside Iran.

About this page: Visa rules change quickly; check the official link before you travel.

Checked 5 November 2026