Introducing Bahrain

Introducing Bahrain property

Overseas property investors looking to buy property in the middle east need to consider Bahrain. The region has competition with more established countries such as the United arab Emirates however Bahrain still offers those investors in search of short term capital gains the prospect of a good investment. 

About Baharain

Baharin is a group of 33 islands, with an area of 707 square kilometers, is situated in the Arabian Gulf, off the east coast of Saudi Arabia. The state takes its name from the largest island Bahrain Arabic is the official language, although English is widely understood and it's used by most businesses.

Overseas property buyers head for Bahrain!

Bahrain is encouraging overseas property investors to the

region. Benefits include a stable housing market and laws allowing expatriates to own freehold property. Property owners also enjoy advantageous visa benefits.

Overseas property investors

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Owing freehold property in Bahrain

Royal Decree (43) makes expatriates eligible to own property in Bahrain. Under the law the owner of a freehold property enjoys a self sponsorship Residence. This Residence Permit allows the property owner to sponsor a residence Permit for the spouse. The Residence Permit allows both the property owner and his wife the privilege of entering and leaving the country without having to produce a return visa

Bahrain reputation

Bahrain's is a relatively liberal and modern Persian Gulf state which has made it a favorite with travelers in the region and an excellent introduction to the Gulf.

Bahrain

Tourist attractions Bahrain

• Bahrain Grand Prix
• Beit Al Quran
• Bahrain network

Visa requirements for visiting Bahrain

No visa is required for GCC nationals i.e. people from Saudi Arabia ,UAE, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait, but provided they bring all other travel documents. Any European national coming to Bahrain may get an "on-arrival visa" which permits them to stay for a maximum period of one week. However it is advisable to seek up to date information at a Bahrain embassy

Bahrain weather

It can get extremely hot and humid in Bahrain from June to September, with high temperatures averaging 38°C (100°F) during the day. November to March tends to be much more pleasant, with warm days, cool nights and little rainfall

Bahrain map

Bahrain map source :Lonely planet guide to Bahrain

Quick facts about Bahrain

Useful Bahrain resources

• Bahrain Tourism Online Range of information on Bahrain including its national parks, accommodations,

• CIA - The World Factbook -- Bahrain Facing declining oil reserves, Bahrain has turned to petroleum processing ... In February 2002, Sheikh HAMAD pronounced Bahrain a constitutional monarchy

• Wikipedia - Bahrain Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the country's history, government and politics, geography

• Bahrain Stock Exchange (BSE) Bahrain's regulatory agency for securities and official stock market.