One of the Richest Countries in the World

Qatar has one of the highest GDP per capita globally, thanks to its vast reserves of natural gas and oil.

Doha – A Futuristic Capital

The capital city Doha is known for its ultramodern skyline, luxury shopping, and cultural institutions like the Museum of Islamic Art.

Host of the 2022 FIFA World Cup

Qatar made history as the first Middle Eastern country to host the FIFA World Cup, and it built state-of-the-art stadiums and infrastructure for the event.

No Income Tax

Qatar is a tax-free nation for individuals, with no personal income tax, making it attractive to professionals and expats.

Traditional Souqs and Modern Luxury

Visitors can experience both traditional markets like Souq Waqif and world-class luxury malls, reflecting Qatar’s blend of heritage and innovation.

Islamic Culture and Hospitality

Qatar is a Muslim-majority country, where Islamic traditions, Qatari hospitality, and cultural respect play a major role in daily life.

Artificial Island – The Pearl-Qatar

The Pearl-Qatar is a stunning man-made island featuring luxury residences, yachts, shops, and restaurants, often compared to Dubai’s developments.

Al Zubarah – A UNESCO Site

The Al Zubarah Archaeological Site, a preserved 18th-century trading town, is Qatar’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers insight into the region's past.

Rapid Development and Innovation

Despite its small size, Qatar is one of the most rapidly developing countries in the world, with a strong focus on education, sports, technology, and sustainability.

Falconry and Camels

Traditional pastimes like falconry and camel racing are still popular in Qatar, blending ancient Bedouin customs with modern practices.