U.S. Passport/Can i get visa on arrival?

The 33 countries *exempted are:

The United States of America, Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Finland, Spain, Monaco, Vatican, Iceland, Honduras, San Marino, Liechtenstein, Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and South Korea.

*Exempted- they can come to Qatar even without a visa. Visa is applied at the Immigration upon arrival.

Lisa1004 is right, need to have a credit card to pay 100QR for your visa that is good for 1 month stay from the date of arrival.

Shav

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"Don't judge my brother, he's not a book"---melanism

you really need to wait but definitely you will not have to wait forever ;-)

Yes, they do have bank inside and 1US$ = 3.65 QATARI RIYALS

Luck!

Cheers

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Hi guys! thank you so much for the info. this really help!. So i guess im just going to get my visa when i get there just to make sure everthing is okey. Do i have to wait forever to get the visa? u know falling inline..:-)

Do they have money changer inside the airport?($-QR)..thanks to all the help.

You will get your Visa in customs. You will need a credit card they do not accept cash. A 1 month tourist Visa cost me 100QR which is about $26.00

I was in Doha in May and this is the procedure that I followed. I had Qatar Riyals but they only took credit cards.

Hope this helps.

Lisa

If you hold a US Passport, you'll be able to get a visa on arrival. You'll have to pay for the visa (you can use a credit card) - not sure what it costs between $30-$100 I think.

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