Valid GCC Residence Permit or Visa (required for the Qatar GCC Resident Visa (A2) only)
Documents Required for All Qatar eVisa Applications
1. Passport Bio Page Scan
Attach a clear, colored and full page scan of your passport bio-page.
The applicant’s photo with details such as MRZ code (present at the bottom) must be clearly visible.
The passport must be valid for at least 6 months and contain at least 1-2 blank pages for stamping
2. Applicant Photo
The applicant’s photo must be recent, high-resolution and coloured.
The full face of the applicant should be captured with no side-pose or intense expressions.
The photo must be free from reflections and shadows.
3. Hotel Booking or Host ID
Submit a scanned copy of any ONE of the following:
Option 1: Hotel Booking
Submit your hotel booking confirmation. The confirmation must reflect your details and include the hotel address. In some cases, you may be requested to book your accommodation through Discover Qatar (www.discoverqatar.qa).
If a booking is requested after your initial application, the Qatar eVisa Support will contact you.
Option 2: Qatar Host ID
If you are staying with family or friends in Qatar, submit a scanned copy of their valid national ID. The QID number must be clearly visible.
Immigration authorities may contact your host to confirm your details and accommodation arrangements against their ID number.
Qatar GCC Resident Visa (A2) Additional Requirement
Applicants applying for the GCC Resident Visa (A2) must provide ONE additional document as proof of valid GCC residency. The residency must be from one of the following countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia, or the United Arab Emirates.
Submit a copy of ONE of the following:
Option 1: GCC Residence Permit
Submit a scan of both the front and back of your GCC Residence Permit.
Each detail in the scan must be clearly readable, including your:
Name and nationality
Residence permit issue and expiry date
Occupation and issuing place
Option 2: GCC Visit Visa
Only Sticker/regular visas from GCC countries are accepted as valid proof for Qatar GCC Resident Visa (A2) applications. eVisas are not accepted.
Uploading Your Documents Correctly
Keep these things in mind while uploading your documents to avoid resubmissions:
Make sure to upload passports that are not damaged.
Attach each document scan to their respective fields during the application process.
Guardians or parents must not upload their own passport for minor applicants.
Check the validity of your documents and do not upload expired ones.
What to do When Your e-Visa Documents Won’t Upload?
If you face issues while uploading documents, you can retry using a stable internet connection. If the issue still persists, you can contact the Qatar eVisa support for assistance. The team would guide you through, and resolve your issue within minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, provided the booking clearly shows your name and the property's full address.
Your application will be refused. Applicants must renew their passport before applying.
Yes. Each applicant must submit their own set of required documents. You must not reuse the same documents for each family member.
No. You must use an individual passport-style photo, as cropped photos will not be accepted.
Content Disclaimer: The information on this page was last reviewed in
September 2026. Travellers are encouraged to confirm current entry and travel requirements with the appropriate authorities and carriers before departure.