FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
From the moment our terms of engagement are signed and payment is received, along with the necessary documentation, you will have the company incorporated within approximately 15 working days.
Currently, the corporate tax is 10% taxable on the foreign net profits of the company payable at the end of the financial year.
A Resident Permit is a term for legal authorization that allows you to work and stay in the country. This is also known as a work permit/visa. A Resident Permit can be valid for 1 to 3 years and is renewable.
A residence or Work Permit can be obtained if you are employed by a company in Qatar or you have acquired a property in a special freehold area that entitles you to Qatari residency for the duration of the ownership.
A Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is an official document issued by the Qatari authorities confirming whether or not a person has a criminal record in Qatar. It is often required for employment, immigration, or other official purposes.
Yes. Recently, Qatari law has changed. You can no longer authorize or empower someone else (e.g., a representative, lawyer, or agency) to obtain the certificate on your behalf.
You must apply in person at the Qatar Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence.
Yes. If you are physically in Qatar, you may apply directly through the Ministry of Interior (MOI) service centers.
Although requirements may vary by embassy, you will generally need:
Proof of previous residency in Qatar (e.g., old visa copies, entry/exit stamps)
A valid passport copy
A valid Qatar ID (if available)
Passport-sized photos
Any application forms provided by the embassy
Processing times differ, but it may take a few weeks. It’s best to check directly with the Qatari embassy in your country.
No. As per the new law, the process is strictly personal. You must apply and collect the certificate yourself.