Frequently Asked Questions

To check your Qatar visa status online, visit the Ministry of Interior (MOI) website at moi.gov.qa or the Qatar Visa Center (QVC) at qatarvisacentre.com. Enter your details to view the current status of your visa application.

On the MOI website, you need to provide your 15-digit visa number, passport number, and nationality. You'll also need to complete a CAPTCHA to verify your identity.

Yes, you can track the status of your Qatar visa application through the Qatar Visa Center (QVC) website by entering your visa number, passport details, and file reference number.

Yes, the Metrash2 app allows you to check your Qatar visa status from your mobile device. The app is available for download on both Android and iOS platforms.

The ‘Valid to Use’ status means that your Qatar visa has been approved and is ready for use. You can travel to Qatar with this visa.

A ‘Rejected’ status indicates that your Qatar visa application has been denied. Qatar immigration authorities typically do not provide specific reasons for the rejection.

To check your Qatar visa status offline, visit or contact the nearest Qatari embassy or consulate. You will need to provide your passport, visa number, and personal details such as your name and date of birth.

If your visa application is rejected, be aware that visa fees, service fees, and other related costs are non-refundable. You will need to submit a new application if desired.

Yes, you can reapply for a Qatar visa after addressing the issues that led to the initial denial. Check for any waiting periods or specific guidelines before reapplying.

A Qatar visa is usually processed within four working days, assuming all required documents are submitted accurately and in full.

To apply for an ETA or tourist visa, you must provide your passport details and a passport-size photo. Additional documents may be required depending on your residency status and other factors.

Nationals of certain countries who do not qualify for an ETA can apply for a Qatar tourist visa by completing an online application before their travel date.

The ‘Under Process’ status means that your Qatar visa application is currently being reviewed by the authorities and has not yet been finalized.

The ‘Ready to Print’ status means that your Qatar visa has been approved. You need to pay any applicable fees before printing your visa.

A ‘Not Found’ status usually means that no visa matches the details you provided or there may have been an error in the information entered during your search.

Common reasons for a Qatar visa rejection include incomplete applications, criminal history, travel violations, financial issues, health problems, and gaps in employment history.

An ‘Expired’ status indicates that the validity period of your Qatar visa has ended. You will need to renew your visa if you wish to travel to Qatar again.

Once your Qatar visa is approved, you can print it from the Ministry of Interior (MOI) website or the Qatar Visa Center (QVC) website. You may need to enter your visa details and pay any applicable fees before downloading and printing your visa.

A ‘Pending Approval’ status means that your visa application is still under review. It may take a few days for authorities to process your request. If it remains pending for an extended period, you may contact MOI or QVC for further clarification.

Yes, you can check your visa validity online by visiting the MOI website and entering your visa number and passport details. The system will display your visa’s expiry date and other relevant information.

You can apply for a visa extension online through the MOI website or visit a visa service center in Qatar. Extensions depend on your visa type and specific eligibility criteria.

No, you cannot work in Qatar with a tourist visa. To work legally, you must obtain a work visa sponsored by a Qatari employer.

Overstaying your Qatar visa can result in fines, penalties, or deportation. It's important to extend or renew your visa before it expires.

You can cancel your Qatar visa application through the MOI website or by contacting the visa processing center. Some visa fees may be non-refundable upon cancellation.

Depending on your nationality, you may be eligible for a transit visa or visa-free entry if you are staying in Qatar for a short duration during transit.

Visa-on-arrival is available for citizens of certain countries. Check the official MOI or QVC website to see if you qualify for this facility.

Yes, a medical test is required for a Qatar work visa. It typically includes blood tests, X-rays, and screening for infectious diseases.

Yes, if you meet the minimum salary requirement and other criteria, you can sponsor your spouse, children, and dependents for a Qatar residence visa.

A Qatar work visa is issued for individuals employed by a Qatari company and allows them to live and work in Qatar. A business visa is usually for short-term visits related to business activities, such as meetings or conferences, but does not permit employment.

In most cases, you must exit Qatar and apply for a work visa through an employer. However, certain visa categories may allow conversion without leaving the country. Check with MOI for the latest regulations.

You can apply for a Qatar family visit visa through the MOI website or in person at the immigration office. You will need a sponsorship from a Qatar resident, along with required documents such as passport copies and proof of relationship.

To avoid visa scams, apply only through official channels such as the Ministry of Interior (MOI) website or the Qatar Visa Center (QVC). Be cautious of agents requesting upfront payments or unofficial documents.

A Qatar eVisa is an electronic visa that allows travelers to enter Qatar for short stays. You can apply for it online through the official government portal, providing necessary documents such as passport details and travel itinerary.

Citizens of certain countries are eligible for visa-free entry to Qatar. Check the MOI website to see if your nationality qualifies for visa-free travel.

Overstaying a Qatar visa may result in fines of QAR 200 per day or more, depending on the visa type. It’s important to extend or renew your visa before it expires to avoid penalties.

Multiple-entry visas for Qatar are usually granted to business travelers, investors, and certain professionals. You must apply through the MOI or QVC and provide supporting documents, such as an invitation letter from a Qatari company.

The Qatar Hayya Card was introduced for the FIFA World Cup 2022, but similar programs may be introduced for future events. It serves as a visa and allows entry into Qatar for event attendees.

No, you cannot check another person’s visa status unless you are their official sponsor or have authorization to access their visa details through the MOI website.