Qatar Visa Fees 2026 – Complete Fee Guide
Government fees, QVC charges, and what employers must pay by law.
Last updated: 2026-07-04
Qatar visa fees vary by type. Government fees are often employer-paid for work visas, but QVC service charges and medical costs may fall on workers depending on contract. This 2026 fee guide helps you verify you are not overcharged.
Government Fee Reference (2026)
| Service | Fee (QAR) | Usually Paid By |
|---|---|---|
| Work entry visa | ~200 | Employer |
| Residence permit (QID) | ~500 | Employer |
| Annual work permit | ~100 | Employer |
| Hayya tourist visa | ~100 (some free) | Traveler |
| Family visa (dependent) | 1,000–1,500 | Employee/employer |
| Visa extension (tourist) | Varies | Traveler |
| Visa on arrival (eligible) | Free | N/A |
QVC Service Fees (Paid in Home Country)
QVC charges separate service fees in local currency (India ~INR 9,270, Pakistan ~PKR 28,000, Philippines ~PHP 8,400, Nepal ~NPR 9,800—verify current rates). These are not MOI government fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Qatari law requires employers to cover most visa and permit government fees. Contract should specify.
Some Hayya categories are free; standard tourist Hayya is often around QAR 100.
Independent guide — not affiliated with MOI Qatar. Verify on portal.moi.gov.qa.