Bangladesh Employment Visa (E2)
Foreign national employed by a national, international, government, semi-government, autonomous, private, industrial or commercial organisation, including qualifying project work.
- Route type
- Work
- Can bring
- — Not stated in the official source
- Requirements
- 9 each quoted below
Who this route is for
Every item below is the government’s own wording, quoted from the official source. Whether you personally qualify depends on your full profile.
9 requirements quoted from the official source.
- Authority Recommendation Required
A recommendation from BIDA, BEZA, BEPZA, Hi-Tech Park, PPPAB or another applicable authority is required.
- Eligible Employer Types
The current inventory identifies these employer settings.
- Employer Files Work Permit
The foreign employee's employer files the work-permit request through BIDA OSS.
via investbangladesh.gov.bd - Employment Relationship Required
The applicant must have qualifying employment in a listed Bangladesh organisation or project.
- Passport Blank Pages Min
The passport must have at least two blank pages.
via losangeles.mofa.gov.bd - Passport Validity Months Min
The passport must normally have at least six months of validity when applying.
via losangeles.mofa.gov.bd - Visa Category Code
The current Ministry category inventory designates this class as E2.
- Work Permit Application After Arrival Days Max
The employer submits the work-permit application within fifteen days of arrival.
via investbangladesh.gov.bd - Work Permit Required After Arrival
The employer must apply for the appropriate work permit after the employee arrives on the correct visa.
via investbangladesh.gov.bd
- Decision Discretionary
Acceptance of an application does not guarantee issuance; the consular authority may grant, modify or refuse it.
via losangeles.mofa.gov.bd - Eligibility summary
The current E2 category is the broad employment class for listed public and private organisations and qualifying projects.
- How and where to apply
Visa applications are completed through the official online MRV portal before submission.
via visa.gov.bd - Official source basis
The current E2 category is the broad employment class for listed public and private organisations and qualifying projects.
- Report summary
The current E2 category is the broad employment class for listed public and private organisations and qualifying projects.
- Supporting documents
The Ministry publishes supporting documents specific to each visa category.
Who you can bring
What the source prices
- Processing time
The usual consular processing period is seven working days, subject to additional clearance.
via losangeles.mofa.gov.bd
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Straight answers
01Who qualifies for the E2 to Bangladesh?
Foreign national employed by a national, international, government, semi-government, autonomous, private, industrial or commercial organisation, including qualifying project work.
Every answer is quoted from the official file.mofa.gov.bd page for this route, last read 2026-07-26.
We checked 16 points against the official source; 16 are quoted on this page. The other 0 are either not addressed by the source or not yet backed by a quote — we would rather show you the edge of the record than fill it with a plausible guess.
See the 0 open points
Fees and validity are not published in the official source for this route. We publish a number only when the official text states that number.
Not stated in the official source — the official source names no exclusion for this route.
Where every quote comes from
Official government source file.mofa.gov.bdLast read 2026-07-26 Every quote on this page is from this Bangladesh government page.Other work routes to Bangladesh
5 other work routes to Bangladesh.
Work routes in other countries
224 other countries publish at least one work route. Nearest first.
Does the E2 fit your numbers?
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