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Can I come to Qatar on Business Visa if my Work Visa was Cancelled?

Can I come to Qatar on Business Visa if my Work Visa was Cancelled?

My sponsor did not give me NOC and cancelled my Visa. I got another job offer in Qatar. Though I know I will be banned for two years, can it be a remedy that I can immediately come back to Qatar through business visa?

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Sat, 04/07/2009 - 6:20pm

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stealth
 

it will not help you.
Answered on Sat, 04/07/2009 - 7:09pm
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You cannot work to another company if you don't have the NOC.
Answered on Sat, 04/07/2009 - 8:25pm
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Kunjappu
 

Even for visit visa you have to get NOC from old sponsor!! be patience for 2 years.
Answered on Sat, 04/07/2009 - 8:57pm
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fubar
 

Your new sponsor won't be able to get a business visa for you without an NOC.

Since you don't have an NOC you won't be able to get a business visa, or a visit visa.
Answered on Sat, 04/07/2009 - 10:25pm
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Barq
 

All the answer are properly replied by QL members.And i hpoe you are also well aware of the policy for Qatar Imigration. Therefore try to get the NOC Dude.
Answered on Sat, 04/07/2009 - 11:10pm
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eiza
 

ive read this answer from a post here..

As pert new sponsorship law, below are the terms for anyone who would like to return to Qatar:

"Any resident, who resided here on a work visa and left the country on good terms after ‎quitting the job or had been dismissed, can get back for employment purposes with any other ‎company, after a gap of two years. This right to waive this condition, if needed, lies with the ‎minister-in-charge or an authority deputed by him.‎"
Answered on Sun, 05/07/2009 - 5:54pm
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