FAQs

No, the Qatar eVisa will not be stamped in your passport. The Qatar eVisa is a fully electronic authorization linked directly to your passport number in Qatar’s immigration system, allowing for a streamlined and efficient entry process. When you arrive at immigration in Qatar, officers will verify your eVisa digitally by scanning your passport, and you won’t receive an eVisa stamp as part of the process.

Yes, you will need your physical passport when arriving in Qatar, even if you have an eVisa. While the eVisa grants you permission to enter the country, border control will require your passport for identification and verification purposes. The eVisa itself is linked to your passport details, and immigration officers need to confirm that the information on your eVisa matches your passport. Without a physical passport, you won’t be able to complete the entry process.

Here are some important travel suggestions for people from Cambodia:

Qatar might refuse to issue visas to people from Cambodia for various reasons:

Cambodian citizens who apply for a Qatar e-visa will receive their approved visa via email. The process is designed to be efficient and straightforward:

Cambodian residents who want a Qatar e-Visa must have these documents:

Tourist visas for Cambodians going to Qatar are approved and sent through email. Once accepted, candidates get their e-Visa in their listed email.

When requesting a Qatar e-visa, individuals must cover two fees: e-Visa service fee and Qatar Government fee.

People from Bangladesh can monitor the status of their Qatar eVisa application by visiting the Qatar Immigration Services' website.

Citizens of Bangladesh are not allowed to work in Qatar while using a travel visa. This visa is only for things like sightseeing, going on vacation, or visiting family and friends.