TLDR:
Must spend 14 days in Bahrain when flying in from any country before using KFC?
Make sure to know where your entry stamp is in your passport.
Departure country not being on the banned list doesn't matter.
A bit of a heads up for anyone considering travelling to Saudi, through Bahrain and via the King Fahd Causeway.
I flew in to Bahrain a few days after the country I travelled from had been removed from Saudi's travel ban list. It was removed on the 29th of May.
My status is fully immunised on Tawakalna and I had a negative PCR test within 72 hours of entry. I had not been in any of the current travel ban affected countries within the last 14 days.
I was planning on staying in Bahrain anyway for the 14 days but, due to an urgent requirement, attempted to cross the causeway.
The guys at the Saudi side of the causeway wanted to see the entry stamp on the passport (not easy considering just how many there are in there) and refused to let me enter as I hadn't spent 14 days in Bahrain. I showed them the MOI announcement regarding the lifting of the travel ban but they didn't care.
I was left with no option but to return to Bahrain.
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