Unless you have a passport from a Gulf Cooperation Council member state, you will need a visa to visit Bahrain.

There are various visa classifications depending on the reason for your visit, the necessity of sponsorship, the location of issuance, and the anticipated number of visits. Indian travelers typically choose vacation or work visas. Indian nationals need a tourist visa to enter Bahrain for sightseeing, recreational pursuits, or family trips. At the same time, Indian citizens who want to attend business talks with Bahraini firms should use business visas.

You don’t have to send in actual papers to get your visa. Indian citizens can obtain a paperless passport for Bahrain via email. Your visa does not have a sticker.

You may apply for a passport one month before your intended departure date.

The visa is typical of the single-entry variety. However, if you choose a multiple-entry visa, you can travel to the nation more than once while your passport is still active.