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Qatar — Qatar Residency by Property Investment
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Qatar grants residence permits to non-Qataris who buy property in a government-designated freehold or long-term-usufruct investment zone (The Pearl-Qatar, Lusail City, and West Bay Lagoon are the best-known). This is genuinely two separate tiers, not one product: a QAR 730,000 (~$200,000) purchase supports a renewable residence permit tied to continued ownership, while permanent residency needs a materially larger QAR 3,650,000 (~$1,000,000) investment, plus at least 90 days of physical presence in Qatar each year to keep progressing toward it. Buying outside an approved zone doesn't qualify at all, regardless of price.
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