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Qatar: entry, work, residence and exit Qatar’s population has risen from around 600,000 in 2000 to in excess of 2 million at the end of...

#WelcomeQatarLaborLaw?? 2022 latest update Due to Qatar’s strong infrastructure and expanding economy, hundreds and thousands of expatriates have been looking to move there and restart...

Generally, the average Qatari household, comprising around eight or nine people, earns QAR72,700 per month. This is nearly three times what the average (Western) expat...

According to Qatar Labour Law, End of Service Gratuity is a sum of money stipulated to be paid to an outgoing employee based...

With the recent amendments on employment policies in Qatar, all workers who wish to leave their present jobs and shift to new employers, have...

How is end of service benefit calculated in Qatar? According to Qatar Labour Law, End of Service Gratuity is a sum of money stipulated...

The Ultimate Guide To Employment in Qatar Employing in Qatar Using Shield Geo Employer of Record Services in Qatar Payroll and Tax in Qatar Immigration...

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search This article is about Doha's new international airport. For the old airport which closed in 2014,...

As a foreigner, you won’t be granted rights of citizenship in Qatar. Qatar’s government is keen to protect the status quo and doesn’t want to...

Expats in Qatar need to have a valid Qatar ID, which includes the profession they are really working in. But, if the profession written...

30 days Canceled Residence Permit (RP) Once your employer/sponsor cancels your RP, you are allowed only 30 days to stay in the country What is the Grace Period for...

We explain how the process of getting a work permit in Qatar as an expat works, including sponsorships, applications, and costs. Qatar is a hugely...

Qatar family visa or Qatar family residence is designed for foreign workers in Qatar. It enables them to bring their immediate family members to...

Family Visit Visa This visa is granted for one month and can be extended for another five months for first and second-degree relatives and in-laws...