Though Qatar offers Visa-on-Arrival to Indian travellers, its not guaranteed that the visa will be provided to you. If denied, you may face deportation and financial loss on prior bookings.

Yes, all minors, including infants, need a Qatar visa before travelling.

A criminal record doesn't automatically disqualify you from a Qatar visa, but serious crimes may lead to rejection; honesty on your application is crucial to avoid immediate rejection and future travel bans.

No, a medical test is not required for a short term tourist visa.

Though recommended, travel insurance is not mandatory in Qatar.

Yes, proof of accommodation can strengthen your application for a Qatar visa.

No, each family member must submit a separate visa application.

No, it is illegal to work in Qatar on a tourist visa.

While most international airports in Qatar, such as Hamad International Airport, accept e-visas, not all ports of entry do. Before you travel, it’s crucial to verify whether your intended port of entry accepts e-visas.

Yes, you can extend your Qatar tourist visa either online or through the Ministry of Interior. It's important to apply for the extension before your current visa expires to avoid overstaying.

Overstaying your Qatar visa may lead to serious consequences such as fine, future bans from entering the country, and even deportation.