Qatar has cancelled all Covid-19 quarantine requirements for foreign visitors and has announced withdrawal of its red list, as it prepares to host the 2022 World Cup in November.
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Organizers of the Football World Cup in Qatar have already sold 2.45 million tickets, FIFA revealed.
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Qatar will host a wide range of cultural and family entertainment options during the forthcoming FIFA World Cup, to be held from 20th November to 18th December.
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Three quarters of the teams at the World Cup finals in Qatar will be based within a 10km radius of each other, FIFA said, when announcing the training and hotel venues for the 31 national sides.
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The popular soccer tournament is one of the most well-attended and most-watched sport across the globe.
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Qatar has been ranked as 8th best destination in the world for ‘Best Quality of Life for Expat Women’ category.
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The Council of Ministers in Qatar have made it mandatory for people over the age of six years to wear masks in closed public areas to stop the spread of coronavirus.
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FIFA has confirmed that a semi-automated offside system will be used at this year’s football World Cup in Qatar.
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The Interior Ministry in Qatar has issued a press statement in order to clarify further about the duty of a recruiter with regard to repatriation cost of an expat employee.
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The payment period for tickets allocated in the second phase of random selection draw sales will end on 15th June 2022 at 12 noon (Doha time).
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The digital Haya Card will allow fans to enter the country, stadiums and provide free access to public transportation services including metro, taxis and bus, said Saeed Al Kuwari, Executive Director of Hayya, SC.
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Qatar has decided to lift more Covid-19 restrictions such as the necessity of masks in closed public places from 21st May 2022.
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Al Maha Island, located in Lusail, adjacent to Place Vendome Mall, and linked to mainland through a causeway is likely to draw over 1.5million visitors annually.
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FIFA has mentioned that there is a demand for 23.5 million tickets from across the world in its latest phase for sale of 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
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Qatar has appreciated the move by the European Commission (EC) to include Qatar on list of countries whose nationals are exempted from Schengen visa.
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Qatar’s Amiri Diwan has announced Eid holidays on the occasion of Eid Al Fitr.
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Qatar Tourism (QT) will be hosting its first-ever Eid festival to be held from 3rd to 5th May at the Doha Corniche.
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Iran has announced that it will waive visa fee for spectators of the 2022 World Cup Finals, as it hopes to draw in some of the football fans entering the adjacent Qatar.
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The DiscoverQatar website has already posted details, and has begun accepting booking only for visa-on-arrival for these nationalities.
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The circular further stated that on the occasion of Ramadan, this year the number of official work hours for civil servants would be five hours a day, start from nine in the morning until two at noon.
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With this partnership, the Bengaluru-based Byju’s will leverage its rights to the FIFA World Cup 2022 marks, emblem and assets,
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The Ministry of Education and Higher Education in Qatar has announced the decision to ease some Covid-19 precautionary measures in schools and kindergartens from 20th March 2022.
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The Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) is hiring various professionals on a temporary basis for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
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The Ministry of Public Health in Qatar announced a new update on the Covid-19 travel and return policy to Qatar, which will get effective on 28th February, Monday 7pm Qatar time.
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The restrictions that were in place to limit the spread of Covid-19 in Qatar, will be further eased from Saturday, the 12th March 2022.
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