Bangladesh to Kuwait tourist visa

Complete Kuwait sponsored visit visa guide for Bangladeshi citizens: sponsor and NOC requirements, fees, processing times, and approval tips. Updated July 2026.

Visa
Kuwait Sponsored Visit Visa
Fee
Varies (~$20–50)
Processing time
10–15 working days
Length of stay
Up to 30 days

Required documents

How to apply

  1. Bangladeshi passport (bio page) — Bangladeshi passport (bio page)
  2. GCC residency permit — GCC residency permit
  3. Passport-size photograph — Passport-size photograph
  4. Flight booking confirmation — Flight booking confirmation
  5. Hotel reservation — Hotel reservation
  6. Genuine tourist intent — Clear travel plans with confirmed bookings showing you plan to visit Kuwait for tourism purposes only

Common questions

Can Bangladeshi citizens get a Kuwait e-visa?
Bangladeshi citizens can only get a Kuwait e-visa if they hold a valid residency permit from a GCC country (Oman, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, or UAE) that is valid for at least 6 months. Without GCC residency, you must apply through the Kuwait Embassy in Dhaka.
How long can I stay in Kuwait on a tourist visa?
The Kuwait tourist visa allows a maximum stay of 90 days from the date of entry. The entry permit itself is valid for 30 days from issuance, meaning you must enter Kuwait within 30 days of visa approval.
What is the Kuwait tourist visa fee for Bangladeshi citizens?
The e-visa fee is KWD 3 (approximately BDT 1,200) for GCC residents applying online. For embassy applications, the fee is approximately $50 USD (around BDT 5,500) plus any applicable service charges.
How long does Kuwait visa processing take for Bangladeshis?
E-visa processing takes 2–3 working days for GCC residents. Embassy applications take 10–15 working days. Processing times may vary during peak seasons or if additional documentation is requested.
Can I work on a Kuwait tourist visa?
No, the Kuwait tourist visa explicitly prohibits any form of employment. Working on a tourist visa can result in fines, imprisonment, deportation, and a ban from Kuwait. If you need to work, you must obtain a proper work visa.
What if I don’t have GCC residency?
If you do not have GCC residency, you must apply for a Kuwait visa through the Kuwait Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh. This process requires more documentation and takes longer (10–15 working days), but it is the only option for Bangladeshi citizens without GCC residency.

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