HELP FORGOT ID CARD

Mohammad Abdul Rahman Siddiqui
By Mohammad Abdul ...

I'm currently outside Qatar and i realized that i forgot my ID Card, what can i do about it, i heard that you can get a visa if you lose your id card, but what can i present when the flight check in desk would ask me about my visa.

Can you please help me since i'm travelling to Qatar on Saturday.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

By acchabaccha• 17 Sep 2016 20:18
acchabaccha

Good to hear that. Just don't repeat the same mistake again!

By Mohammad Abdul Rahman Siddiqui• 17 Sep 2016 18:30
Mohammad Abdul Rahman Siddiqui

Hi guys, thanks for all the answers, I thankfully had a photocopy of my ID with me and i presented to the immigration there, they let me go and when i arrived here, they only scanned my passport and allowed me to enter Qatar.

By Angelo• 15 Sep 2016 12:49
Angelo

"britexpat - I find it strange that you need to show your QID at the airport"

The country I come from, security at the airport gate first checks my flight ticket, and visa (Which now is the QID) then again at check-in, my ticket and QID, then immigration checks the ticket, PP and QID.

Second point - "your passport is your main travel document and is linked to your visa and residency " that information is with the Qatar immigration, not at country of origin.

Peace guys,

@ Accha and Brit, I still do not get Rayyan 5 gallon water bottles,

By acchabaccha• 15 Sep 2016 07:07
acchabaccha

There is just one thing clear from the above post... there is a considerable degree of jealousy that has bred up against me. Just who the hell is pioneerpec to ask me to quit Qatar Living? Pioneerpec hardly posts anything at QL and when he does, he is so pent up with pride of his knowledge that he finds it difficult to keep himself on the ground.

Stay on the ground man. Have the heart to accept the truth and learn to live with people. You comment makes no difference to me at all.

It does need a lot of courage to appreciate others! .

By Wild Turkey• 15 Sep 2016 01:47
Wild Turkey

You are 10,000% right, brit.

By britexpat• 15 Sep 2016 00:25
britexpat

From Doha News: In the event that the card is lost, the MOI said a person will be allowed to return to Qatar if he hasn’t been gone for more than six months. His card would be marked lost at immigration.

By britexpat• 15 Sep 2016 00:18
britexpat

1000% ??

By pioneerpec• 14 Sep 2016 23:32
pioneerpec

Don't forget to advise us what you did to come here

By pioneerpec• 14 Sep 2016 23:30
pioneerpec

http://nricafe.com/2016/02/guide-what-to-do-if-you-lose-qatar-residence-card-while-abroad/

By pioneerpec• 14 Sep 2016 23:26
pioneerpec

Solution 2 : Return Visa processed by employer / sponsor

In case of losing the Residence Card, the safest option will be to get a Return Visa processed by your employer / sponsor. Even though it is a costly affair, this will guarantee that you will not face any hassle during travel.

Return Visa or Re-entry Permit is a temporary document that has 14/30 days validity. The sponsored person has to return to Qatar within the validity period. Return visa can be issued even in cases where the person has stayed out for more than 6 months (provided that his Residence Visa is still valid).

Here is how your employer / sponsor can get the Return Visa :

1. For those on sponsorship of companies and establishments

This visa is granted for an expatriate on the sponsorship of an establishment, whose residence permit is still valid. The sponsor can apply through MoI Service Center.

Requirements:

• Submission of the application from the sponsor (Form can be downloaded here or obtained from any typing center)

• Copy of the establishment card of the company

• Passport copy of the sponsored person

• In case of passport loss, a copy of a Lost Passport Certificate, along with copies of the old and new passport, are required.

• Fee: QR 500 (Pay by credit / debit card)

2. For those on personal sponsorship of an expatriate resident (family members)

This visa is granted for family members of a resident whose residence permit is still valid.

The sponsor can apply online (Metrash 2) or through MoI Service Center. Here is the how to apply through MoI Service Center :

Requirements:

• Submission of the application from the sponsor (Form can be downloaded here or obtained from any typing center)

• Passport copy or the ID card copy of the sponsor

• Passport copy of the sponsored person

• In case of passport loss, a copy of a Lost Passport Certificate, along with copies of the old and new passport, are required.

• Fee: QR 500 (Pay by credit / debit card)

3. For those on personal sponsorship of a Qatari national

This visa is granted for house maids and others who are on the personal sponsorship of a Qatari national.

Here is the how to apply through MoI Service Center :

Requirements:

• Submission of an application from the sponsor (Form can be downloaded here or obtained from any typing center)

• Copy of the ID Card of the sponsor

• Passport copy of the sponsored person

• In case of passport loss, a copy of a Lost Passport Certificate, along with copies of the old and new passport, are required.

• Fee: QR 200 (Pay by credit / debit card)

NOTE : If you lose your passport and get a return visa / permit, your lost passport becomes invalid / blacklisted. You cannot use that passport in case you get it back.

By pioneerpec• 14 Sep 2016 23:23
pioneerpec

In June 2015, Qatar’s Ministry of Interior had introduced new Residence Permit cards for expatriates, thereby abolishing the system of RP stickers in passports. In effect, the new Residence Permit cards are now acting as identity proof as well as travel document for the expatriates.

With the new system, one problem many people face is losing the Residence Permit card while abroad.

There are two solutions if you face such a situation :

By pioneerpec• 14 Sep 2016 23:12
pioneerpec

I am probably wrong ???

You are 1000% wrong.

You old people like britexpat and acchabaccha need to quit qatarliving.

This britexpat should get out from here...he simply comments nonsense on each and everything.....no knowledge ...

By britexpat• 14 Sep 2016 19:14
britexpat

I am probably wrong , but I find it strange that you need to show your QID at the airport - your passport is your main travel document and is linked to your visa and residency

By fodripulav• 14 Sep 2016 17:44
fodripulav

if u have a friend who has access to your QID in Qatar...tell him to send u a color scan copy and also a color pic on whatsapp...if it helps you good for you..give a try...all the best

By Angelo• 14 Sep 2016 13:24
Angelo

Visit this site

http://dohanews.co/moi-reminds-residents-carry-qatar-id-cards-traveling/

By Angelo• 14 Sep 2016 13:11
Angelo

You could also check the newspapers about the QID months ago. where they have mentioned about carrying the QID while travelling or you will not be allowed to return.

By Angelo• 14 Sep 2016 13:07
Angelo

Visa is not being stamped in the passport anymore, QID is very important, visit the MOI site, there are options, I do not remember much, but you need the QID to board your flight, If you remember the QID number visit the Qatar Embassy in your home country to sort it out.

By Molten Metal• 14 Sep 2016 11:55
Molten Metal

Siddqui, No body will ever ask you when you enter your own home my pal ......... Qatar has it's arms open always ........ for the gentlemen like you .................. you are welcome back ........ Eid greetings ...... !

By britexpat• 14 Sep 2016 11:18
britexpat

You don't need your Qatar Id when travelling -

By acchabaccha• 14 Sep 2016 11:14
acchabaccha

Your query is somewhat not clear. Your passport should have the RP stamped on it and the flight check-in desk can confirm from this about your visa and its validity. As for your Qatar ID ask your colleague to send you a scanned copy by email should you feel the need for it.

I just hope I have understood your query correctly.

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