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Qatar Free Zones Authority Launches New Visa Service Office: Enhancing Business Opportunities Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZ) and the General Directorate of Passports at the Ministry of Interior (MOI) have inaugurated the Ras Bufontas Free Zone Visa Service Office. This new initiative aims to streamline processes for the expanding business community within Qatar’s free zones, making it easier for investors to manage their operations efficiently. The newly launched office offers a wide range of services, including residence permit renewals, issuance and extensions, work and family visit visas, multi-entry visas, and employer change processes. In addition, investors can handle company registration renewals using their residence or visa numbers. There’s also a dedicated traffic services section to facilitate driving license renewals and transfers, adding convenience for businesses operating within Qatar's free zones. This development is a critical part of Qatar’s ongoing strategy to

Experience the imminent evolution of Qatar's construction realm as projections reveal a remarkable 9.13% surge by 2029. With an anticipated value of QAR 354.7 billion (USD 97.4 billion) by decade's end, the sector promises unparalleled growth. Recent analyses paint an optimistic picture, foreseeing the sector's value soaring to QAR 229.2 billion (USD 63 billion) by 2024. Driving this momentum are infrastructure endeavors and industrial ventures, fueled further by the impetus of marquee sporting extravaganzas such as the FIFA World Cup 2022, The Asian Football Cup 2023, and the prospective hosting of the 2030 Asian Games. Eminent among the forthcoming initiatives is the unveiling of the 2050 Transport Plan, comprising 22 projects totaling QAR 9.83 billion (USD 2.7 billion). Noteworthy among these endeavors is the ambitious expansion of the Doha Metro network, coupled with the visionary Sharq Bridge proposal, set to intertwine Katara Cultural Village with Hamad International