My CR is inactive

Member since 30 May 2022

jahangitbuttMember30 May 2022 07:26:42

Hi dear, at the moment I鈥檓 out of Bahrain due to some contruction at my home country, my Bahrain residence permit (RP) will be expire 9th June 2022. And I鈥檓 planing to travel back to Bahrain 7th of June 2022.

My CR is expired since 21 April 2022.

And I decide to renew once I鈥檓 in Bahrain . My Question is can I travel in this situation?

topinsight01 Banned

Member since 24 April 2022

topinsight01Banned30 May 2022 07:42:24

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Dear,

You cannot renew the residence until you renew the cr. The Immigration Officer can deny or allow you to inform that your CR is deleted by Law.

You should renew the cr before travel if there is an offence in the cr, this is clearly your fault. You know very well that cr is going to expire.

GPS-ME New member

Member since 18 March 2022

GPS-MENew member30 May 2022 07:56:11

Hi.

If you are entering Bahrain under valid visa there shall be no issue at all for imigration.

Cr fines and other things wil come up is other story. But if you enter on expire visa is compete there story.

topinsight01 Banned

Member since 24 April 2022

topinsight01Banned30 May 2022 08:14:17

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Please note that the residency is sponsored by commercial registration. If the commercial registration is not active legally - There is no sponsor. Immigration can always deny entry.

There are various cases in Bahrain where Visit Visa was issued and it is valid but denied entry because the sponsor cr had some issues.

So always travel at your own risk.

XTang Bahrain/UAE/KSA Expert

Member since 22 April 2014

XTangBahrain/UAE/KSA Expert30 May 2022 09:30:53

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Your CR expired in April.聽聽You are travelling in June.聽聽You can either take the risk and hope immigration lets you in even if CR is deleted by law.聽 Or just renew the CR - unless there is an offence on the CR, I don't see what the issue is.聽聽

For the other poster, your visa in Bahrain exists because of a sponsor.聽 If that sponsor (or CR) doesn't exist legally anymore, neither does your visa - irrespective of what it says on the sticker on your passport.