Visa for Children of Bahraini Mothers Married to Foreigners
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Visa for Children of Bahraini Mothers Married to Foreigners

Residency Pathway

At a Glance

Processing Time

Varies

Estimated Cost

BHD 95

Stay Duration

Varies (Renewable until age 24 or with continued sponsorship)

Renewable

Renewal

Renewable

Family

Not specified

PR Pathway

None

Sponsor

No job offer needed

Work

Remote not required

Overview

Special visa category for children of Bahraini women married to foreign nationals, providing residency rights in Bahrain.

This visa category was established to support the social cohesion of Bahraini families by addressing the legal gap faced by children of Bahraini women married to foreign nationals. It ensures that these children can maintain their ties to the Kingdom and reside with their families, reflecting the government's commitment to the rights and stability of Bahraini mothers and their households. The visa is granted within the framework of national regulations governing residency for family members of citizens.

This visa is specifically designed for the children of Bahraini mothers who are married to foreign nationals. It is an ideal solution for families seeking to establish or maintain legal residency for their children in Bahrain. To qualify, the applicant must meet specific financial criteria, including a minimum monthly income of 400 BHD, and provide mandatory health insurance. This visa is distinctive because it provides a dedicated pathway for these children, acknowledging their unique status and facilitating their integration into Bahraini society.

Requirements

PUBLISHED REQUIREMENTS

Minimum income: 400 BHD

Health insurance required

Age: -24

KEY CRITERIA

Min. Income

4,800 BHD/yr

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Valid passport

Birth certificate

Medical report

Sponsor residence permit (sponsor)

Proof of relationship (sponsor)

Application Process

1

Sponsor establishes employment

Parent must be employed with valid work visa

2

Prepare child documentation

Gather birth certificate and child's passport

3

Sponsor submits application

Employer or parent submits child visa request

4

LMRA processing

Labour authority reviews family relationship

5

Approval and issuance

Child visa approved

6

Residence card issuance

Child receives residence permit

Application Forms

Go to application portal
Child Dependent Visa Request—

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