e-Visa available — Bahrain grants this to citizens of essentially all countries except a short exclusion list that does not include Nepal. A 2-week eVisa costs roughly BHD 29 (~US$76); a 30-day eVisa is somewhat more.
Bahrain's eVisa is open to Nepali citizens, applied for online before travel (visa-on-arrival has generally been unavailable, so don't rely on getting one at the airport). Two common validities are offered — around two weeks and around 30 days — with the 30-day option costing more.
Fee: Approximately BHD 29 (~US$76) total for a 2-week eVisa, made up of a BHD 4 processing fee plus a BHD 25 visa fee; the 30-day eVisa costs somewhat more (commonly cited around BHD 34). Confirm the exact current amount on the official portal before paying.
Processing: Typically 3-5 working days for eVisa approval — apply well ahead of travel.
Stay: Around 14 or 30 days depending on which eVisa duration you select.
Steps
Apply on the official e-Visa portal (recommended) or plan for visa on arrival — Go to evisa.gov.bh to apply in advance, which is generally smoother than arriving without one.
Complete the online application — Submit your passport details, photo, and travel information as prompted.
Pay the fee — Confirm the current fee on the official portal before paying, since it couldn't be independently confirmed here.
Wait for approval and arrive with your e-visa — Once approved, present your e-visa confirmation on arrival.