Bahraini passport
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The Bahraini passport is issued to citizens of Bahrain for international travel.
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[edit] Visa-free and Visa-on-arrival travel
Bahraini citizens do not need a visa to enter other member states of the GCC. They also have the right to take up jobs in those countries. Similarly, citizens of other GCC states do not need a visa to enter Bahrain. Also, Bahraini citizens do not need a visa to enter many member states of the Arab League.
The following countries allow visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to holders of ordinary Bahraini passports :
[edit] Africa
| Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
|---|---|
 Burundi |
Visa issued on arrival [1] |
 Cape Verde |
Visa issued on arrival [2] |
 Comoros |
Visa issued on arrival [3] |
 Djibouti |
1-month visa issued upon arrival for DJF5,000[4] |
 Egypt |
3 months [5] |
 Kenya |
3 month visa issued on arrival for US$ 50 [6] |
 Madagascar |
90-day visa issued on arrival for MGA140,000 [7] |
 Morocco |
3 months [8] |
 Mozambique |
30-day visa issued on arrival for US$25 [9] |
 Seychelles |
1 month [10] |
 Tanzania |
3 month visa issued on arrival for US$50 [11] |
 Togo |
7-days visa issued on arrival for XOF35,000 [12] |
 Tunisia |
3 months [13] |
 Uganda |
3 month visa issued on arrival for US$50 [14] |
 Zambia |
3 month visa issued on arrival for US$50 [15] |
[edit] Americas
| Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
|---|---|
 Dominica |
21 days [16] |
 Haiti |
3 months [17] |
 Saint Kitts and Nevis |
3 months [18] |
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
1 month [19] |
 Turks and Caicos Islands |
30 days [20] |
[edit] Asia
| Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
|---|---|
 Armenia |
21 day visa issued on arrival for US$30 [21] |
 Azerbaijan |
30-day visa issued on arrival for US$100 [22] |
 Bangladesh |
90 day visa issued on arrival for US$50 [23] |
 Brunei |
14 day visa issued on arrival for B$20 [24] |
 Cambodia |
30 day visa issued on arrival [25] |
 Georgia |
3 month visa issued on arrival [26] |
 Hong Kong |
1 month [27] |
 Indonesia |
30 day visa issued on arrival [28] |
 Iran |
15 day visa issued on arrival [29] |
 Jordan |
1 month [30] |
 Kuwait |
unlimited access (GCC) [31] |
 Laos |
30-day visa issued on arrival for US$30 [32] |
 Lebanon |
3 months [33] |
 Macau |
30 day visa issued on arrival [34] |
 Malaysia |
3 months [35] |
 Maldives |
30 days [36] |
 Nepal |
60 day visa issued on arrival [37] |
 Oman |
unlimited access (GCC) [38] |
 Philippines |
21 days [39] |
 Qatar |
unlimited access (GCC) [40] |
 Saudi Arabia |
unlimited access (GCC) [41] |
 Singapore |
30 days [42] |
 South Korea |
30 days [43] |
 Sri Lanka |
30 days [44] |
 Syria |
3 months [45] |
 Thailand |
30 days [46] |
 Timor-Leste |
30-day visa issued upon arrival for US$30 [47] |
 Turkey |
3 month visa issued upon arrival [48] |
 United Arab Emirates |
unlimited access (GCC) [49] |
 Yemen |
3 months [50] |
[edit] Europe
| Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
|---|---|
 Kosovo |
90 days [51] |
[edit] Oceania
| Countries and Territories | Conditions of access |
|---|---|
 Cook Islands |
31 days [52] |
 Federated States of Micronesia |
30 days [53] |
 Niue |
30 days [54] |
 Palau |
30 days [55] |
 Samoa |
60 days [56] |
 Tuvalu |
1 month [57] |
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