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Surviving Ramadan in the Heat of Qatar

Tips from an expat on how to survive Ramadan in Qatar in 40 °C (104 °F) heat.

International Schools in Qatar

International schools can be the perfect solution for an expat student in Qatar. Find list and procedures in our guide.

Expat Package Compensation

Different methods of compensation are available to try to compensate the cost of leaving your home.

Making a Plan for an Emergency Back Home

In cases of emergency back home, you want to be there.

Services for your expatriation to Qatar

We want everyone to get the best services for their move. We have selected services for you to choose the company suited to meet your needs abroad. Compare services, prices, and contracts to find the best fit.

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Qatar-G-Surviving Ramadan in the Heat of Qatar

Surviving Ramadan in the Heat of QatarTips for anyone in Qatar during Ramadan, this month which is so holy to Muslims. An expat shares how he lived and worked through the holiday of fasting in 40 °C (104 °F) heat. Read More

International Schools in QatarThis list contains the most popular international and bilingual schools in Qatar, including nursery schools, primary and secondary (high) schools. We provide information on which schools offer the International Baccalaureate and/or other accreditation in Qatar with fee information. Schools may follow the American, Canadian or British curriculums with English speaking program while others run under the French, German or Filipino system. Read More

Driving: Life in the fast laneThere’s something few consider before moving to another country: driving or, more specifically, how important one’s mortality is versus one’s desire to (literally) hit the road. Read More

How exchange rates can affect how you pay for a property overseas

Needless to say, purchasing a property overseas is a pretty challenging process for most. When you purchase a property abroad you’re putting currency exchange into the mix, adding a cherry on top of a many layered cake.