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Everything brokers need in Qatar: getting and renewing the brokerage license, MoJ approvals for exhibitions and auctions, and complaint procedures.
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If you have a complaint about a real estate broker in Qatar, you should contact the Real Estate Brokers Affairs Committee at the Ministry of Justice. This guide explains how to file a complaint, what evidence you need, and what penalties brokers may face.
To hold a property exhibition, run a real estate auction, or market overseas property in Qatar, you must first get approval from the Ministry of Justice. This guide shows you which documents are needed for each request and how to apply through the Real Estate Brokers Portal.
In Qatar, a real estate brokerage license lasts for two years. You can renew it through the MoJ brokers portal in the month before it expires. This guide covers the required documents, key deadlines, the grace period, and how to update your branch or address information.
The Ministry of Justice in Qatar issues real estate broker licenses under Law No. 22 of 2017. The fee is QAR 10,000 for individuals and QAR 20,000 for companies. This guide explains the requirements, office standards, training, and documents, as well as how to apply through the Real Estate Brokers Portal.
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