In recent years, Qatar’s aggressive development has lured in people from all over the world for various reasons. Whether it’s for work or leisure, the country has a lot to offer. For starters, there’s absolutely NO tax on purchasing a real estate property, and no age limit to acquire residency
Qatar will host the prestigious FIFA World Cup on November 22. An estimated 1.5 million fans are expected to visit the country to participate and see their favorite teams clashing. As the oil-rich Middle Eastern Emirate is the first in the region to host the World Cup, the infrastructure needed
Before we jump into the FIFA World Cup spirit surrounding the oil-rich Middle Eastern state, there are a few important and interesting facts about Qatar. Qatar is one of the wealthiest nations in the world, with over 88% foreign population. Of the 2.6 million people, only 313,000 are Qatari citizens, and
For many people, Qatar is the country that has been exporting oil for over six decades. But there is more to this oil-rich Middle Eastern emirate. The country offers many prosperous opportunities attracting expats to relocate here. 88% of the Qatari population are foreign workers who migrated to the country, given
The State of Qatar has created rules and regulations for the ownership of land in the country that is not citizens of Qatar. These laws and regulations can be found in the Qatar Land Law. These regulations specify the geographical areas inside Qatar in which individuals who are not nationals
1. First Category: In case of purchasing real estate of the value of not less than (3,650,000) three million; six hundred and fifty thousand Riyals; the owner of the real estate shall get the privileges prescribed for holders of the permanent residency card ( healthcare, education, and investment); provided that
You have decided to move abroad and go for Qatar. You have decided correct as there are serious arguments to relocate to Qatar. First of all, you are welcomed into an expat friendly environment. Secondly, Qatar is one of the safest country in the Arabian world. Thirdly, wages are competing