Do I need a transit-visa for a layover in Qatar?

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I would be in transit in Qatar for 24 hours, I have read answers where it is said that transit visa is not required. For example and couple of other duplicates, but both the duplicates were for people traveling on US passports, while I'll be traveling on Indian passport. Hence just to know/ensure that there is no hassle.

Also if somebody knows the embassy/consulate/visa people's e-mail which could help in clarification for the same.Somebody whom you could write to and their word would be final.






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Does transit in Doha need visa?

You do not need a visa to transit through Doha. This is only required if you want to leave the airport (for example to go to a hotel). With an Indian passport you will need to book a hotel room in advance and get them to arrange an entry visa.

Does Qatar give transit visa?

Under the free Transit Visa scheme, travellers with layovers of five hours or more at Hamad International Airport can request for a complimentary Qatar Transit Visa. The scheme will allow transiting passengers of all nationalities to enter Qatar for up to 96 hours (4 days) in between flights.

Who needs Qatar transit visa?

Are there any required documents to transit in Qatar? A transit visa is required if you are not one of the 85 nationalities eligible for a visa-free entry to Qatar. Otherwise, you would need a pre-approved transit visa for a duration between 5 to 96 hours.



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