Foreign citizens are allowed to enter Bangladeshi territory only if they can furnish an authorised permit in visa form. So, what documents are needed when a foreigner applies for a Bangladeshi visa?
What are the Documents Required for a Bangladesh Visa?
Here are the essential Bangladesh visa documents you will need when applying:
- Passport: One must have a valid passport with an expiry date not less than six months before the issuance of a Bangladesh visa.
- Visa Application Form: Download the application form from the official site of the Bangladesh embassy/consulate or collect it manually, fill it out properly with the correct information, including your signature.
- Visa Photo: A Bangladesh visa photo should not have been taken more than one month before the time of application. The size of the photo must be 2 X 2 inches with the background in white only.
- Travel Itinerary: Necessary documents for submission may include photocopies of flight bookings or any other detailed schedules that may include multiple entries and exits.
- Proof of Accommodation: An applicant is required to furnish a confirmed flight ticket or a letter of invitation from a relative or friend in Bangladesh with the host’s address and phone number.
- Travel Insurance: Furnish proof of purchase of a travel insurance plan for the trip and it should include medical and other expenses that could be needed while in the country.
- Proof of Financial Means: Copies of bank statements, salary slips, or any other document that will demonstrate financial stability.
- Purpose of Visit: Include papers to prove the purpose of visiting. For instance, business letters marking the schedule of travel or an invitation for a function.
Conclusion
A foreign citizen must have a valid passport to obtain a visa for entering Bangladesh. Make sure to check the most recently updated requirements while applying to avoid any unpleasant surprises. Ensure to obtain travel insurance as well so that your journey is smooth and enjoyable.
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