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Visa required
- Crew members traveling for non-duty purposes can obtain a visa on arrival (Fee: ~US$50/~35 JOD) if holding Crew Member Identification Cards. Otherwise, the same regulations as for passengers apply.
- Passengers with a diplomatic passport and a return/onward ticket can obtain a visa on arrival for a maximum allowed stay of 30 days. They can apply to extend their stay.
- Passengers with a return/onward ticket and a confirmation letter issued by the Bangladesh Board of Investment (BOI) traveling on business can obtain a visa on arrival. The letter must contain a BOI registration number and the accredited inviting organization must notify the Immigration authorities prior to arrival.
- Passengers with an onward ticket can obtain a transit visa on arrival for a maximum allowed stay of 72 hours (3 days).
- Passengers with a return/onward ticket and proof of being of Bangladeshi origin can, along with their spouses and children obtain a visa on arrival for a maximum allowed stay of 30 days which can be extended if need be.
- Bangladeshi diplomatic missions provide a No Visa Required (NVR) seal for Bangladeshis holding a foreign passport/nationality, No Visa Required (NVR) seals are provided to non-Bangladeshis who are descendants or spouses of Bangladeshis as well. This seal allows the passenger to travel to Bangladesh on multiple occasions without restrictions on duration within the validity of the visa. The No Visa Required (NVR) facility is valid until the validity of the passport ends and can be transferred to the new passport of the same person as required.
DISCLAIMER: Visa requirements are subject to change. Please verify with official sources before traveling.
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Entry Checklist
- Valid passport with at least six months validity
Health & Vaccinations
- Vaccinations: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Tetanus vaccinations are recommended. Malaria is a risk in some areas.
- Healthcare: Medical facilities in Dhaka are adequate for routine issues, but may be limited elsewhere. Travel insurance is essential.
- Travel insurance is highly recommended.
Safety & Security
- Crime: Petty crime, such as pickpocketing and snatching, is common. Be cautious in crowded areas.
- Areas to Avoid: Political demonstrations can turn violent. Avoid large gatherings.
- Emergency Numbers:
- Police: 999
- Ambulance: 999
- Fire: 999
Local Laws & Etiquette
- Important Laws: Drug offenses carry severe penalties, including the death penalty. It is illegal to criticize the government.
- Cultural Etiquette: Bangladesh is a conservative country. Dress modestly. Use your right hand for eating and passing items.
Money & Currency
- Currency: Bangladeshi Taka (BDT)
- Exchange Info: Currency can be exchanged at banks and official money changers. ATMs are available in cities.
- Typical Costs: Bangladesh is a very affordable country. A meal can cost as little as $2-5 USD.
- Payment Methods: Cash is king in Bangladesh. Credit cards are only accepted in high-end establishments in Dhaka.
Transportation
- Getting Around: Rickshaws are a common way to get around cities. Buses and trains connect the country, but can be crowded.
- Driving Requirements: Driving is on the left. An International Driving Permit is recommended. Traffic is chaotic.
Communication
- Languages: Bengali
- Internet & Mobile: Mobile internet is widely available, but speeds can be slow.
- Useful Phrases:
- no-mo-SHKAR — Hello
- dhon-no-BAD — Thank you
