• Visa-free entry: Citizens of certain countries, including GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) countries, and some other countries, such as the United States, the UK, Canada, Australia, and several European Union countries, do not require a visa to enter Qatar for short stays.
• Visa required: Citizens of many other countries will need to apply for a visa before entering Qatar. The requirements may vary depending on your nationality.

• Tourist Visa: For short visits to Qatar for tourism purposes, available for many nationalities.
• Business Visa: For individuals traveling to Qatar for business-related purposes such as meetings, conferences, or negotiations.
• Transit Visa: For travelers passing through Qatar en route to another destination (usually valid for 1-3 days).
• Work Visa: For individuals seeking employment in Qatar, typically sponsored by a Qatari employer.
• Visit Visa: For visiting family or friends in Qatar, typically requiring an invitation from a Qatari resident.
• Student Visa: For individuals planning to study in Qatar.

• You can apply for a tourist visa or visit visa through Qatar’s e-visa portal or the Qatar embassy or consulate in your country.
• For other types of visas, such as work or student visas, your employer or educational institution in Qatar typically sponsors your visa application.
• The application process generally involves submitting required documents, such as your passport, photographs, and a completed application form.

A tourist visa typically allows you to stay in Qatar for up to 30 days. In some cases, it may be extended for an additional 30 days. The exact duration of stay may vary depending on your nationality and the specific visa type.