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Bahrain has a very friendly visa system and you can find all information at the Government of Bahrain Website at: From the above site you can:
* Check your eligibility for a Bahrain visa.
IEEE EnergyCon 2010 can assist Authors and Speakers if they can not get a "Visa on Arrival" or through Internet (check eligibility above). Deadline to receive requests is 15 November 2010. After this date, the authors should try themselves through the hotels or other agents. Click here for a list of Registered Sponsors (hotels or agents) who can get you a visa.
Currently,
1. GCC Nationals do not require an entry visa to Bahrain.
2. All other Nationals residing in GCC and have a valid Residence Permit in their respective countries for minimum 6 months will get an entry visa for Bahrain for a period of one week on arrival at the Bahrain Airport or Causeway.
3. Nationals of some EU countries, Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and USA may obtain visas on arrival for tourist or business stays of up to 2 weeks. The fee is approximately US$15, If working for a media company (e.g. a newspaper or TV company) a special invitation from the Bahrain authorities is required.
4. Some Europeans, Americans, Malaysians by birth are not required a visa in advance. They will get a one week visa at the Bahrain Airport Immigration counter.Please check your eligiibility from here https://www.evisa.gov.bh/VISA/VisaInput.jsp?A0S=a
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