Bangladesh

Bangladeshi citizens can visit many countries, but visa rules are different for each one. It’s always best to check the visa requirements of the country you plan to visit before applying.

Con una clasificación de pasaportes de 89 in the world, Bangladeshi passport holders can travel to 16 countries without a visa.

Bangladeshi travelers can apply online for an eVisa o Autorización electrónica de viaje (ETA) para visitar 60 países. In addition, nine (9) países ofrecen Visado a la llegada (VOA), which means Bangladeshi citizens can get their visa after arriving at the airport.

If a country needs a pegatina o visado sellado, applicants must go to that country’s embajada o consulado. Some embassies allow online appointments before visiting in person.

To travel abroad, Bangladeshi nationals must have a valid passport with at least 6 months of validity from the date of entry at the destination.

Como miembro de la Asociación del Asia Meridional para la Cooperación Regional (SAARC), certain Bangladeshi dignitaries can travel under a Sistema de exención de visado.

En eVisa is a digital visa that you can easily apply for online. You don’t need to visit the destination country’s embassy or consulate for processing. Once your application is approved, you’ll receive the visa by email. You can print it or keep it on your phone to show at the airport when you travel.

Similarly, an ETA (Autorización electrónica de viaje) is also a digital travel permit. It allows you to visit a country without getting a visa in advance. After arriving, you can get your visa directly from the immigration authorities at the airport or border.

You can apply for both eVisa y ETA online, and they will be sent to your email. However, there is a small but important difference between them.

With an eVisa, you can travel at any time within its validity period. On the other hand, an ETA has a limited timeframe. You must enter the country and complete your visa process within that period. If you miss the deadline, your ETA will no longer be valid, and you will need to apply for a new one.

Here is a list of countries that offer an eVisa and ETA for Bangladeshi citizens:

A Visado a la llegada (VoA) is a type of visa that you can get after you arrive at the airport or border of the destination country. You don’t need to apply before your trip. Instead, you can fill out the visa form and pay the fee when you arrive.

Remember, immigration authorities can change their Visa on Arrival policies at any time. So, it’s always best to check the update rules and requirements of your destination country before you travel.

The countries mentioned below allow Bangladeshi citizens to get a VoA:

Bangladeshi passport holders can enjoy visa-free access to 16 countries. The Bangladeshi passport is currently ranked 89th globally. Depending on the country, travelers can stay from 14 days to 180 days without a visa.

Here is a list of countries Bangladeshi citizens can visit visa-free:

Existen 111 países where Bangladeshi citizens need a visado adhesivo to travel. Depending on the destination, the visa process can be completed en línea o sin conexión.

In some countries, you can apply online without visiting the embassy or sending your passport by mail. This depends on the visa policy of each destination.

For the offline process, travelers must go to the embassy or consulate of the chosen country to submit their visa form, passport, and supporting documents in person.

En length of stay y visa validity depend on the tipo de visado y el purpose of travel. It’s always best to review the specific requirements before starting the application.

The following countries require Bangladeshi citizens to have a visa for travel:

Most countries have similar basic visa requirements. Bangladeshi citizens who plan to travel abroad must meet the following general conditions:

• Pasaporte válido: A Bangladeshi passport that is valid for at least six (6) months from the date you enter the destination country.
• Formulario de solicitud de visado: A completed visa form submitted either online or in person at the embassy or consulate. The form includes your personal details, travel information, supporting documents, and purpose of visit.
• Fotografías: One or more recent passport-size photos (taken within the last three months) with a white background, clearly showing your full face.
• Billetes de avión: Some countries require proof of travel, such as round-trip (inbound and outbound) flight tickets.
• Prueba de alojamiento/estancia: You need to provide evidence of where you will stay during your trip. This could be an Airbnb, a hotel or hostel booking, or an invitation or address from friends or family.

Bangladesh is the founding member of the Asociación del Asia Meridional para la Cooperación Regional (SAARC). The country officially joined SAARC in 1985. However, during the 1988 SAARC Summit, it was decided that certain categories of dignitaries from member countries would receive visa exemptions when traveling within the region.

Estos dignatarios son:

Nota: Please check the visa waiver program information for your desired destination before your departure, as the immigration authorities of your destination hold the right to change the policies. 

You can visit 196 countries with a Bangladeshi passport. Among these, 16 countries allow visa-free entry, while others require an eVisa, ETA, Visa on Arrival, or a regular visa. The Bangladeshi passport is currently ranked 89th globally.

Bangladeshi citizens can visit 16 countries without a visa. These visa-free destinations are listed above.

No, a Bangladeshi citizen cannot legally hold three passports. According to Bangladeshi law, citizens can hold only one valid Bangladeshi passport at a time.

The best proof of Bangladeshi citizenship is a valid Bangladeshi passport or a National ID card (NID). A birth certificate or citizenship certificate can also serve as proof when required.

Yes, but only under certain conditions. Bangladeshi citizens may hold dual citizenship with countries approved by the Government of Bangladesh, mainly those that allow dual nationality, like United Kingdom, United States, Canada, and Australia. 

In some cases, yes. Whether a transit visa is required depends on the airport and the country you are transiting through. Some countries allow visa-free airport transfers, while others require a transit visa even if you stay inside the airport.

Yes, also many countries require valid travel insurance as part of the visa application process. The insurance will cover medical emergencies, accidents, and repatriation costs for the entire duration of your stay.

Yes, you can renew your Bangladeshi passport at the nearest Bangladesh embassy or consulate. You’ll need to submit a passport renewal application, your old passport, photos, and the required fees.

If you lose your Bangladeshi passport abroad, immediately report the loss to the local police and obtain a police report. Then contact the nearest Bangladesh embassy or consulate to apply for an Emergency Travel Document (ETD) or a replacement passport so you can return to Bangladesh or continue your travel.