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Bahrain
IL passport notes
- Before
- Following the 2020 normalisation agreement Israeli passport holders have been able to obtain Bahraini visas, but arrangements remain sensitive to regional events and practical access has fluctuated. Verify the current position on evisa.gov.bh or with a Bahraini mission before booking.
- After
- Eligible to apply online for a Bahrain eVisa on evisa.gov.bh before travel; accommodation details and a return ticket are required.
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Bahrain
IR passport notes
- Before
- Relations between Bahrain and Iran are strained. A sponsored visa is required and approval is discretionary; confirm with a Bahraini mission before making plans.
- After
- Not eligible for the eVisa or visa on arrival. A visit visa must be arranged before travel by a guarantor in Bahrain through the Nationality, Passports & Residence Affairs (NPRA).
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Bahrain
AZ/BY/CR/DO/EG/IN… passport notes
- Before
- Eligible to apply online for a Bahrain eVisa on evisa.gov.bh before travel — accommodation details and a return ticket are required, and eligibility can be conditional (for some nationalities on residence or prior visas), so check the portal and obtain the eVisa before flying rather than relying on a visa on arrival.
- After
- Eligible to apply online for a Bahrain eVisa on evisa.gov.bh before travel; accommodation details and a return ticket are required.
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Bahrain
AG/BS/BB/CM/CI/CU… passport notes
- Before
- Eligible to apply online for a Bahrain eVisa on evisa.gov.bh before travel (two weeks single entry, with longer multiple-entry options); accommodation details and a return ticket are required. A visa on arrival is available only to holders of a valid visit visa for the UAE, UK, USA or Saudi Arabia, a Schengen visa or a US Green Card, so obtain the eVisa before flying.
- After
- Eligible to apply online for a Bahrain eVisa on evisa.gov.bh before travel (two weeks single entry, with longer multiple-entry options); accommodation details and a return ticket are required. A visa on arrival is available only to holders of a valid visit visa for the UAE, UK, USA or Saudi Arabia, a Schengen visa or a US Green Card.
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Bahrain
AF/AL/DZ/AO/AM/BD… passport notes
- Before
- A visit visa must normally be arranged before travel through a sponsor in Bahrain (a hotel, company or relative) via the Nationality, Passports & Residence Affairs (NPRA). Holders of a valid visit visa for the UAE, UK, USA or Saudi Arabia (not a Hajj or Umrah visa), a Schengen visa or a US Green Card can instead apply for the eVisa or get a two-week visa on arrival.
- After
- A visit visa must be arranged before travel by a guarantor in Bahrain through the Nationality, Passports & Residence Affairs (NPRA). Holders of a valid visit visa for the UAE, UK, USA or Saudi Arabia (not a Hajj or Umrah visa), a Schengen visa or a US Green Card can instead apply for the eVisa or get a two-week visa on arrival.
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Bahamas
Tip: US preclearance in Nassau
- Before
- US Customs and Border Protection runs preclearance in Nassau: flights to the United States clear US immigration and customs before departure, so US entry rules (including ESTA) are checked there rather than on landing.
- After
- (removed)
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Bahamas
FAQ: Can I work remotely from The Bahamas?
- Before
- — ask the Department of Immigration before planning around one. A normal tourist entry does not allow you to work for a Bahamian employer.
- After
- No official source we could read describes a remote-work visa or permit for The Bahamas. The Department of Immigration says visitors must not intend to engage in any gainful employment while in The Bahamas.
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Bahamas
FAQ: Do US citizens need a passport for The Bahamas?
- Before
- A passport is also the only document that works if you have to fly home unexpectedly.
- After
- Yes. The Department of Immigration requires every visitor to present a passport valid for at least six months, and states that passport cards are not accepted.
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Bahamas
Tip: firearms
- Before
- Check every bag for firearms and ammunition before you travel: Bahamas Customs lists firearms
- After
- Bahamas Customs lists firearms as restricted goods that need special authorization from the Commissioner of Police.
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Bahamas
Best time to visit
- Before
- No official seasonal guidance.
- After
- No official source we could read gives a best time to visit. The UK FCDO says the hurricane season normally runs from 1 June to 30 November.
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Bahamas
Safety
- Before
- Violent crime and armed robberies, sometimes fatal, occur in residential and tourist areas of New Providence and Grand Bahama. Do not go on foot outside the main tourist areas and beaches, avoid unlit areas and travel in groups after dusk. Water sports are poorly regulated, so take care renting jet skis, and never swim in water baited for sharks.
- After
- The UK FCDO says there have been violent crimes and armed robberies, sometimes fatal, in residential and tourist areas of New Providence and Grand Bahama, and advises not going on foot outside the main tourist areas and beaches, avoiding unlit areas and travelling in groups after dusk. It warns never to go into water that has been baited to attract marine life.
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Bahamas
Travel insurance
- Before
- No official source states a travel-insurance requirement for entry to the Bahamas. The UK government says medical treatment can be expensive and that serious cases are transferred to Nassau, Freeport or Miami by air ambulance, so cover that includes medical evacuation is worth having.
- After
- No official source we could read states a travel-insurance requirement for entry to the Bahamas. The UK government says medical treatment can be expensive, that serious cases are transferred to Nassau, Freeport or Miami by air ambulance, and advises insurance for local treatment and unexpected medical evacuation.
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Bahamas
Extension fee notes
- Before
- ; visitors may stay up to eight months in total.
- After
- Non-refundable processing fee, in force since 18 September 2024. Apply in person to an extension officer, with your sponsor, before the time granted expires.
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Bahamas
Notes for US passport
- Before
- A valid passport is required for air travel; flights home are cleared through US preclearance at Nassau and Freeport, so allow extra time at the airport.
- After
- No visa needed, and US citizens may be admitted for up to eight months. The Department of Immigration requires a passport valid for at least six months and does not accept passport cards.
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Bahamas
Notes for RU passport
- Before
- Russian citizens are covered by a bilateral visa-waiver agreement, usually reported as up to 90 days. Confirm with a Bahamian mission before traveling.
- After
- No visa needed: the Department of Immigration lists Russia among the countries whose citizens may visit without a visa.
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Bahamas
Notes for HT passport
- Before
- Haitian nationals need a visa for The Bahamas despite both countries being CARICOM members. Apply at a Bahamian mission before traveling.
- After
- Haitian nationals need a visa, issued in advance of travel by a Bahamian mission.
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Bahamas
Notes for CARICOM passports
- Before
- The Bahamas is a CARICOM member but does not take part in the CSME free-movement regime — CARICOM nationals still enter as ordinary visitors, normally for up to 90 days.
- After
- No visa needed: the Department of Immigration lists this country among those whose citizens may visit without a visa.
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Bahamas
Notes for AE passport
- Before
- the Department of Immigration can extend a visitor's stay to a maximum of eight months in total, for a fee. If your passport ties you to Abu Dhabi, Ajman or Umm Al Quwain, confirm with the eVISA office (evisaoffice@bahamas.gov.bs) before you travel.
- After
- The Foreign Ministry's list of countries that do not need a visa names four emirates — Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah — not the United Arab Emirates as a whole; Abu Dhabi, Ajman and Umm Al Quwain are not on it, and no part of the UAE is on its visa-required list (its country checklist marks "United Arab Emirates" and Umm Al Quwain as not needing a visa). No visa needed for stays of up to 90 days; the Department of Immigration can extend a visitor's stay for a non-refundable $200 processing fee.
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Bahamas
Notes for visa-free passports (extension)
- Before
- The Department of Immigration can extend a visitor's stay to a maximum of eight months in total, for a fee.
- After
- No visa needed for stays of up to 90 days. The Department of Immigration can extend a visitor's stay for a non-refundable $200 processing fee, after an in-person interview with an extension officer.
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Bahamas
Notes for visa-required passports
- Before
- The Bahamas waives visas for over 100 nationalities, so check the Department of Immigration's exempt list before assuming you need one.
- After
- A Bahamas visitor visa must be obtained in advance from a Bahamian embassy, high commission or consulate. The Department of Immigration says citizens of visa-required countries who arrive without a visa are refused leave to land.
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Bahamas
FAQ: Do I need a visa for The Bahamas?
- Before
- enter without a visa — normally for up to 90 days, and up to eight months for US citizens.
- After
- Most visitors do not. Citizens of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the EU and over a hundred other countries enter without a visa — for up to three or eight months, as each agreement dictates (eight months for US citizens). If your nationality is not on the exempt list you must obtain a visa from a Bahamian embassy, high commission or consulate before traveling.
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Bahamas
Summary
- Before
- without a visa — normally 90 days, and up to eight months for US citizens —
- After
- The Bahamas admits citizens of over 100 countries without a visa — for up to three or eight months, as each agreement dictates (eight months for US citizens) — and requires everyone else to obtain a visa from a Bahamian mission before traveling. Every visitor presents a completed Bahamas Immigration Disembarkation/Embarkation Card at the border.
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Bahamas
FAQ: How long can I stay in The Bahamas?
- Before
- Visa-free visitors are normally stamped in for up to 90 days, and US citizens for up to eight months. The Department of Immigration can extend a visitor's stay to a maximum of eight months in total, for a fee. Apply before your current permission expires.
- After
- The Department of Immigration says visa waivers allow stays of up to three or eight months, as each agreement dictates; US citizens get up to eight months. It can extend a visitor's stay for a non-refundable $200 processing fee if you apply before the time granted expires.
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Azerbaijan
Passport notes (1 rows)
- Before
- Visa-free for up to 30 days under a bilateral agreement. Qatari citizens coming to study or work must obtain a visa in advance. Register with the State Migration Service if staying more than 15 days.
- After
- Visa-free for up to 30 days under a bilateral agreement. Qatari citizens coming to study or work must obtain a visa in advance.
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Azerbaijan
Passport notes (1 rows)
- Before
- Visa-free for ordinary passports for up to 90 days under a bilateral agreement. A visa is needed in advance to stay longer, work, study or do business. Register with the State Migration Service if staying more than 15 days.
- After
- Visa-free for ordinary passports for up to 90 days under a bilateral agreement. A visa is needed in advance to stay longer, work, study or do business.