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Qatar has been offering residence permits, known as Golden Visas, to foreigners who make eligible real estate investments in the country since September 2020. There are two basic investment options available under the Qatar Residency by Investment Program:
- A real estate investment of at least USD 200,000 (QAR 728,000) leads to the Temporary Residence Permit.
- A real estate investment of at least USD 1 million (QAR 3,650,000) leads to the Permanent Residence Permit.
Travel with ease and work from anywhere, without residency concerns.
Invest in Qatar real estate and secure a 10-year renewable visa.
Open a Qatar bank account and benefit from a tax-free living environment.
Holders of a residence permit in Qatar are granted the right to own residential property.
Qatari Golden Visa holders can sponsor their immediate family members.
Persons holding Qatari residence permit can travel without visa.
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Benefit from reduced transaction costs across your investment portfolio.
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The Qatar Golden Visa offers a 10-year renewable residency permit and a range of benefits such as family sponsorship, access to world-class healthcare and education services, business and employment opportunities, and the flexibility to travel without concern about your residency status.
No, you do not need to be an existing resident of Qatar. Foreign investors can apply for the Golden Visa once they meet the eligible real estate investment criteria.
A real estate investment of at least USD 200,000 (QAR 728,000) qualifies you for a Temporary Residence Permit, while USD 1 million (QAR 3,650,000) leads to a Permanent Residence Permit.
Your Golden Visa is tied to your qualifying investment. If you sell your property, you must reinvest in another eligible property to maintain your residency status.