Dependent in Saudi Arabia, want to move to Qatar. Please help me out.

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mohdmuzu142Member02 February 2018 11:35:58

Hi Folks,
Myself Husain, Indian National. I'm a Civil Engineer living in KSA for past 8 years, under dependent Visa. my parent is my sponsor and i haven't gave transfer to any company I have worked with.
In search for a new job i would like to go to Qatar. Presently I'm residing in Jeddah.
I would like to know the procedure for applying for a visa, and what consequences will I face.
Please Help me out. Thank You.

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expat.classicActive member02 February 2018 14:11:47

Try to get a job by sending emails , they will do the visa for you and there won't be any consequences , they will not refuse you just because u were in saudi arabia.
Qatar did not become hostile after the blockage so don't worry.
As long as your passport is Indian , u will be fine.

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