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Guides to buying and owning property in Qatar: freehold zones, foreign and GCC ownership rules, residency through property purchases, and registration fees.
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Thinking about making Qatar your home? This guide walks GCC nationals through the latest rules and practical steps for buying and owning property in Qatar.
In Qatar, registering a property sale costs 0.25% of the property’s value, according to Minister of Justice Decision No. 5 of 2026. This guide covers all related fees, including registration, gifts, inheritance, mortgages, notarization, and exemptions.
Buy property worth QR 730,000 or more in Qatar and qualify for a five-year renewable residence permit without a sponsor. This guide covers both thresholds, family sponsorship, the 90-day rule, and how to apply.
Foreigners can buy property in 10 freehold zones in Qatar. They can also obtain 99-year rights in 16 other areas.
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