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Bahrain Visa For Indians Starts At Just Rs. 1,168. Here's How To Apply
Dubai is fun, but Bahrain is easier on the wallet. Indians can get a visa for ₹1,168. Here's how to apply.
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What Is The GCC Grand Tours Visa That Will Allow Travel Across 6 Gulf Countries
GCC Grand Tours Visa: This Schengen-style visa will make it easier for travellers to discover the unique identity of different Gulf countries.
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This Gulf Country Offers A 10-Year Visa Without A Job Or Property Requirement
Unlike traditional Gulf visas that tie your legal stay to your employer, Bahrain's Golden Residency gives you the freedom to live and work on your own terms.
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Bahrain Is Offering 10-Year Golden Visa For Less Than Rs 69,000. What Is It And How To Apply
While Dubai's Golden visa is popular, Bahrain's Golden Residency has emerged as the Gulf's most practical
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7 Indian Players Miss Flight Due To Visa Issues, Could Miss Friendly vs Bahrain
Seven of India's national football team players, who were supposed to play in an international friendly against higher-ranked Bahrain on Wednesday, in all likelihood will miss the match as they could not travel along with the team from Mumbai due to visa-related issues
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Bahrain Stops Issuing New Visas For Qatari Nationals
Bahrain's interior ministry said on Tuesday that it would stop issuing new visas to Qatari nationals, escalating measures against Qatar more than a year into a diplomatic row.
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"Kick In The Teeth": UK Excludes India From Relaxed Student Visa Rules
The United Kingdom government has caused outrage with its decision to exclude Indian students from a new list of countries considered "low risk" in order to facilitate an easier visa application process to universities.
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Bahrain Extends Online Visa Facilities to India
Indians travelling to Bahrain will be able to apply for electronic visas from October this year under new visa rules and regulations announced in the Gulf country.
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Disabled Indian worker in Bahrain returns home after nine years
A 49-year-old disabled Indian worker in Bahrain, who overstayed on his visit visa, has finally returned home to reunite with his family after nearly nine years.
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Bahrain Visa For Indians Starts At Just Rs. 1,168. Here's How To Apply
Dubai is fun, but Bahrain is easier on the wallet. Indians can get a visa for ₹1,168. Here's how to apply.
-
What Is The GCC Grand Tours Visa That Will Allow Travel Across 6 Gulf Countries
GCC Grand Tours Visa: This Schengen-style visa will make it easier for travellers to discover the unique identity of different Gulf countries.
-
This Gulf Country Offers A 10-Year Visa Without A Job Or Property Requirement
Unlike traditional Gulf visas that tie your legal stay to your employer, Bahrain's Golden Residency gives you the freedom to live and work on your own terms.
-
Bahrain Is Offering 10-Year Golden Visa For Less Than Rs 69,000. What Is It And How To Apply
While Dubai's Golden visa is popular, Bahrain's Golden Residency has emerged as the Gulf's most practical
-
7 Indian Players Miss Flight Due To Visa Issues, Could Miss Friendly vs Bahrain
Seven of India's national football team players, who were supposed to play in an international friendly against higher-ranked Bahrain on Wednesday, in all likelihood will miss the match as they could not travel along with the team from Mumbai due to visa-related issues
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Bahrain Stops Issuing New Visas For Qatari Nationals
Bahrain's interior ministry said on Tuesday that it would stop issuing new visas to Qatari nationals, escalating measures against Qatar more than a year into a diplomatic row.
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"Kick In The Teeth": UK Excludes India From Relaxed Student Visa Rules
The United Kingdom government has caused outrage with its decision to exclude Indian students from a new list of countries considered "low risk" in order to facilitate an easier visa application process to universities.
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Bahrain Extends Online Visa Facilities to India
Indians travelling to Bahrain will be able to apply for electronic visas from October this year under new visa rules and regulations announced in the Gulf country.
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Disabled Indian worker in Bahrain returns home after nine years
A 49-year-old disabled Indian worker in Bahrain, who overstayed on his visit visa, has finally returned home to reunite with his family after nearly nine years.
