Faq's
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- Establishing Companies
- Foreign Companies Contracting with the State of Qatar
- Foreign Investment Companies
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- Questions of joint stock companies
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- Trademarks
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- Article of Association
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- Rules and Regulations of Placing an Advertisement
- Signage types
- Health license
- Approval for Labor Recruitment
- Land Allocation
- Environmental Permit
- Reserve trade name
- Extend reserve trade name
- Industrial Permit
- Factory Establishment
Under Qatar’s Investment Law No. 13 of 2000, maximum investment limits are set at 49 per cent of a company’s capital. However, the law allows for 100 per cent ownership in certain under special situations and with prior government approval. Foreign investments are not allowed in commercial agencies and purchase of real estate, banking and insurance companies unless authorized by a decision from the Minister. No branches can be established, but other contracts may be added to the same commercial registration. A commercial permit shall be issued with each contract.
The same as limited liability company in addition to:
Partners Curriculum vitae.
Letter to the competent department to establish a foreign company.
Proving the personality of the founders moral or natural.
Copy of the commercial registration head office.
Filling the commercial registration Form.
Establishment of a company in one of the forms stipulated by Law No. 11 of the year 2015 issuing the Companies Law.
Approval of the partners to open a branch of the foreign company.
Letter of approval from the government agency if necessary.