Multiple Entry 2 years
Multiple Entry 2 years
Mode: StickerEntry: Multiple Entry Stay Duration: 30 days from issueValidity: 60 days from issue
Overview
Eligible visitors may enter Bangladesh several times throughout the two-year validity term with the multiple-entry, two-year tourist e-visa. It is not intended for employment but rather for travel and brief visits. Usually, applicants must apply online before departing and provide evidence of lodging, a valid passport, and a travel itinerary.
Why Travunited
• Before applying, a professional eligibility evaluation. • Reviewing documents thoroughly reduces the chance of rejection. • Quick, complete online processing assistance. • Committed visa experts for individualized advice. • Clear pricing with no additional costs. • Help with hotel, travel, and itinerary arrangements. • Tracking and updating applications in real time.
Stats
• Validity: Subject to authorization, long-term tourist visas may be granted for a number of years. • Entries: Allows for several visits while the visa is in effect. • Stay per visit: Depending on the terms of the visa, visitors are often permitted stays of 30 to 90 days. • The majority of Bangladesh visas take 5 to 10 working days to process. • Goal: Only for travel or family visits; work is not allowed. • Application: Fill out the online form, print it, and send the necessary paperwork to the Bangladeshi mission.
Documents Required
Per Traveller
Original Passport
RequiredRecent photo
RequiredFlight Tickets
RequiredHotel Accommodation
RequiredBank statement 3 Months
RequiredEligibility
• Must possess a current passport that is blank and has at least six months left on it. • Be a citizen of a nation that allows online applications. • Have a legitimate tourism goal (no labor or employment permitted). • Demonstrate that you have enough money for the stay. • Send in your confirmed lodging, itinerary, and return ticket. • Fill out the online visa application form with the appropriate supporting documentation. • Keep your immigration record spotless and free of major infractions.
Important Notes
• Permits more than one visit during the two-year validity period, although the length of each stay is restricted (usually up to 30–90 days per entry, subject to approval). • Issued only for tourists; business or employment activities are not allowed. • Usually, the validity of a visa begins on the date of issuance rather than the date of travel. • At the point of entry, authorization from an immigration officer is required for admission. • Bring printed copies of your passport, return ticket, visa permission, and proof of lodging. • Fines, penalties, or future visa prohibitions could result from overstaying. • Bangladeshi authorities have the final say on the terms and duration of the visa.
Rejection Reasons
• Inaccurate or lacking application data. • Passport validity below the minimum allowed amount of time (typically less than six months). • Inadequate or absent supporting documentation (hotel, itinerary, proof of funding). • Inadequate proof of funds for the journey. • Uncertain or fake tourism goals. • Prior overstays or immigration infractions. • Uploads of passports or photos that are of poor quality or do not match. • Authorities have identified background or security issues. • Applying from a country where you are not eligible. • Discrepancies between application information and supporting documentation.
FAQs
1. What is a tourist visa for Bangladesh?
An official travel permit that permits foreign nationals to enter Bangladesh for leisure, sightseeing, or visiting relatives and friends is known as a tourist visa. It is typically granted for one or more admissions with a time limit for each visit. Long-term business operations and employment are prohibited by the visa.
2.Is the duration of stay guaranteed by the validity of the visa?
No. Upon arrival, the authorized stay is stamped by the immigration officer.
3.Is it possible to apply for a visa from a nation other than my home country?
Yes, subject to mission regulations, you can often apply from your home country.
4.When I get to Bangladesh, do I have to register?
For brief visits, tourists typically do not need to register separately; however, they must adhere to immigration regulations.
