Question 1: Yes, there are job opportunities in marketing; you speak English and Arabic will be your vantage point in landing a job here.
Question 2 (also for Q#4): You come to Qatar under your husband's sponsorship, would you be transfering it under your employer's sponsorship? If so, and if your employer/sponsor won't object, I don't see why you can't sponsor your mother and/or sister.
Question 3: Discrimation of Pakistani women? None that I heard of. Though I'd like to comment further but I'd rather refrain for reasons that i might unconsciously offend others here in the site.
Question 4: There are schools for Pakistani children here in Qatar; about the documentations; I guess you need to visit the this site:
Question 1: Yes, there are job opportunities in marketing; you speak English and Arabic will be your vantage point in landing a job here.
Question 2 (also for Q#4): You come to Qatar under your husband's sponsorship, would you be transfering it under your employer's sponsorship? If so, and if your employer/sponsor won't object, I don't see why you can't sponsor your mother and/or sister.
Question 3: Discrimation of Pakistani women? None that I heard of. Though I'd like to comment further but I'd rather refrain for reasons that i might unconsciously offend others here in the site.
Question 4: There are schools for Pakistani children here in Qatar; about the documentations; I guess you need to visit the this site:
http://www.e.gov.qa/eGovPortal/index.jsp
I do understand your hesitancy. Being the family's provider is a great responsibitiy and any decision made can affect the whole family.
Good luck then...