Our Services
We understand the importance of individual relationships in an increasing
technology-based world.
Discreet Service is guaranteed as we respect your privacy.
We understand the importance of individual relationships in an increasing
technology-based world.
Discreet Service is guaranteed as we respect your privacy.
Public relations is the practice of managing the spread of information between an individual or an organization and the public. Public relations may include an organisation or individual gaining exposure to their audience using topics
of public interest and news items that do not require direct payment.
Commercial Registration furnishes information related to
a Company, the persons associated with the Company, the businesses managed by the Company and its other commercial details.
Employment visas are required to work legally in Bah-
rain and become a resident of Bahrain. Employment
visa is a conditional authorization granted by a country
to a foreigner, allowing him/her to enter and work for
an employer.
CPR card is being upgraded to a Smart card. This is used as an identity of the cardholder using finger-print verification.
Embassy performs the following document services: Notaries, Certified True Copies and Authentications & Attestations.
The Ministry of Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning is tasked with providing extensive services with direct bearing on every home, commercial outlets and facilities and touches on every citizen, expat residents and employers.
All persons who wish to enter Bahrain needs a visa except citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council. All visas require
to pay a fee for the initial grant, and then for subsequent extensions (if any extension is permitted).
In order to stay in Bahrain for any length of time, you will need to obtain a Residency visa. This requires one person
in the family to be ‘sponsored’. This is almost always the main person who is employed in the family, and they will
be sponsored by their employer. Other family members
will then obtain residency on a ‘family’ visa.
All citizens outside of the GCC will require a visa to visit Saudi Arabia except the citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council members, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and United Arab Emirates.