Qatar - Apply for Doha Port Entry Permit

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Procedure

• This service enables establishments to submit a request to the Ministry of Interior (MOI) to obtain a permit to enter Doha port from Qatar Ports Management Company (QPMC).
  

Apply In-Person

1. To apply for a Doha Port Entry permit an applicant has to approach the Ministry of Interior (MOI) offices from the Qatar Ports Management Company, in person, to make the application.
2. The first step is to fill out an online request for a permit to enter the port (Doha) application form then print it out. The application form can be obtained from the MOI Website or can be accessed using the following link : Request for a permit to enter the port (Doha)
3. Enter all the required information correctly, print the completed application form, and then attach the required documents. These include:

   • QID copy
   • Visa
   • Travel documents ( Gulf card or Foreign Card)
   • Employment card
   • Any other documents as prescribed by the MOI officials.

4. Submit the completed application form to the MOI offices for processing and approval.
5. The application is free of charge and the processing time is usually immediate. However, the processing time may vary depending on the accuracy of the information you gave in your application form
6. Once the application has been processed by the MOI officials a Port entry permit will be issued to the applicant.

Note:

• All data are filled by the applicant and the company (QPMC) has the right to reject the application if it deems it justified.

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Required Documents

1. QID copy
2. Visa
3. Travel documents ( Gulf card or Foreign Card)
4. Employment card
5. Any other documents as prescribed by the MOI officials.

Office Locations & Contacts

Qatar Ports Management Company (QPMC) - Head Officebr> Mwani Qatar HQ,
Mesaid, Street 201
Doha, Qatar
Phone +974-40453333
Fax +974-40453302
Email [email protected]
Website:Link

Ministry of Interior - Headquarters
Address: Doha, Qatar
Phone: +974 2367111
Phone: 2366666
E-mail: [email protected]
Website:MOI Website

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Eligibility

• Establishments and companies wishing to enter Doha port.

Fees

• No fees are required for this service.

Validity

• The permit can be valid annually, monthly, or daily depending on your application.

Documents to Use

• Request for a permit to enter the port (Doha)

Sample Documents

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Processing Time

• The processing time is immediate, however, this may be delayed depending if the information given is correct.

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Instructions

• Fill in the Request for a permit to enter the port (Doha)] application form by entering all the required information, then print it out.
• Submit your request to MOI.

Required Information

1. Application type ( new/ renewal)
2. Date of application
3. Permit duration
4. Application reference ( personal/ visa number)
5. Travel document info
6. Date of birth
7. Gender
8. Employment contract number
9. Start and expiry date of the contract
10. Employer details ( Name / Nationality)
11. Number of facility you intend to visit
12. Name of facilitates
13. Personal number
14. Occupation
15. Required area you intend to visit
16. Property you neater within the port
17. Vehicles you intend to enter within the port
18. Applicant phone number / personal member

Need for the Document

• This service enables establishments to submit a request to the Ministry of Interior (MOI) to obtain a permit to enter Doha port from Qatar Ports Management Company (QPMC).
• This enables the establishments to enter the port and carry out their businesses.

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Other uses of the Document/Certificate

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e.g. Birth Certificate can be used as proof of identity.

External Links

• [hhttps://portal.www.gov.qa/wps/portal/services/inviduallandingpages/security%20services/requestentrypermittodohaport/!ut/p/a0/04_Sj9CPykssy0xPLMnMz0vMAfGjzOIt_S2cDS0sDNz9fVyNDTyDHT2d_HzdDA1CjPULsh0VAZGTuVA!/?searchText=doha%20port Request Entry Permit Doha Port]

Others

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