Visit visa for children and mother with US passport?
Last activity 30 May 2016 by Farhaz
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Hi I have a CPR and valid work visa for Bahrain. How can I sponsor my mother and child to visit me? I do not want them to get a CPR nor do they intend to stay more than 2 months. We are all US citizens with US passports. I heard you have to make at least 300BHD monthly and they can't stay longer than 3 months. Please give me more info. Thanks 
Hey LittleHeart ,
Well from the Immigration policy given on the "E-Visa" Website I see that US Citizens can get only 2 weeks of stay per visit .
But the visa is valid for 3 months .
They also have 5 year visa with each stay limited to 28 days only .
Unlike Brits who can get a visa of 3 months stay per visit !
You can visit the Immigration Office at Exhibition Road , and apply for a visit visa .
I guess you can get a 1 month visa for your family members . Not sure , better you ask them
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