A Commercial Permit (CP) in Qatar allows businesses to operate legally under specified activities. It is essential for entities wishing to conduct business and ensures compliance with local regulations.
To apply for a Commercial Permit, fill out the online application via the Single Window platform, submit required documents, and pay the necessary fees. The application will be reviewed by relevant government agencies before approval.
Documents typically include proof of business registration, ID copies of partners or owners, and approvals from relevant authorities. Additional documents may be required depending on the business activity.
Yes, foreign investors can obtain Commercial Permits. However, they must comply with regulations regarding foreign ownership and legal requirements, including registration with Qatar’s National Authentication System (Tawtheeq).
A Sub-Commercial Permit allows businesses to add specific activities like operating ATMs, warehouses, or vending machines under their existing permit. These permits do not qualify for establishment IDs or labor approvals.
Applicants must have a valid parent Commercial Permit, comply with the conditions of the parent permit, and fulfill specific documentation and application processes.
No, Sub-Commercial Permits are tied to the parent Commercial Permit and cannot replace or act independently of it.
The process is streamlined and can typically be completed within one day if all documentation is in order and approvals are obtained.