LABOUR LAW - الرئيسية
The Law No. (3) of 1963 on Regulating the Entry and Residency of Expatriates in Qatar, and the amending Laws thereof, The Law No. (3) of 1984 on Regulating the Sponsorship of Expatriates’ Residency and Exit, as amended by Law No. (21) of 2002, The Law No. (14) of 1992 on Regulating the Recruitment of Workers from abroad in Favor of Third Parties,
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