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Qatar's Hayya Portal relaunched – GCC residents of all professions can now apply for a visa online - Vimarsana News

Qatar's Hayya Portal relaunched – GCC residents of all professions can now apply for a visa online

Tourists of all nationalities can apply for an entry permit in a few minutes.

ILoveQatar.net | How to apply for tourist visas to Qatar available via the Hayya Portal - Vimarsana News

ILoveQatar.net | How to apply for tourist visas to Qatar available via the Hayya Portal

Find out the various tourist visas available on the Hayya Portal, the steps to apply for them and also read through FAQ's.

Hayya is not a Qatar work visa, says official - Vimarsana News

Hayya is not a Qatar work visa, says official

Doha: Hayya, which is an entry permit to Qatar is not a work visa, according to Hayya Platform CEO, Saeed Ali Al Kuwari. He stated yesterday at a p...

COVID-19 second wave: Tourist entry banned in Kodagu - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 second wave: Tourist entry banned in Kodagu

In a bid to contain the spread of COVID-19, the Kodagu district administration has banned the entry of tourists and the general public to places of tourist importance in the district.An order issued b

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110927:18:55:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110927:18:55:00

Extraordinarily positive force for the economy at a time when most communities are shedding jobs, we're adding jobs. it's really been a life preserver for this waterfront. >> by converting converting thid warehouse, the city and port hope to bring their tourist entry into the -- industry into the 21st century. but some residents feel it will jeopardize the flavor. >> i think this is something that can be resolved very easily by moving the cruise ship terminal to another location. >> reporter: only of those residents suggest moving the terminal to about a mile and a half north, but port officia...