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Weddings will be allowed at a maximum 50 percent capacity at outdoor wedding halls. A maximum of 400 people are allowed. The number of people who did not complete or receive doses of the COVID-19 vaccine should not exceed 50 people within the aforementioned percentage or maximum limit.
In all cases, those who have not completed or received doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, including children aged six years and older, must take the rapid antigen test approved by the Ministry of Public Health.
Gatherings or sitting in public parks, beaches, and the Corniche will be allowed for a maximum of 30 people or family members residing in the same house. Individual sports such as walking, running and cycling are allowed.
Playgrounds and sports equipment in those places are allowed to open. Toilets in parks specified by the Ministry of Municipality and Environment can also open.
All citizens, residents and visitors when leaving and moving for any reason are obliged not to have more than four passengers in the vehicle, including the driver, with the exception of family members residing in the same house when leaving and moving in vehicles.
People transported by buses should not to exceed 75 percent of the bus capacity, while taking the precautionary measures.
Metro services and public transport services will continue to operate at a maximum 75 percent capacity throughout the week, while continuing to close the smoking areas and banning eating and drinking inside these services.
Driving schools are allowed to operate at full capacity if 75 percent or more of the total number of trainees have completed the COVID-19 vaccine doses.
Driving schools are allowed to operate at a maximum 75 percent capacity if the percentage of trainees who have completed doses of the COVID-19 vaccine is less than 75 percent of the total number of trainees.
In all cases, all employees working in the school must complete doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. All trainees who did not complete or did not receive doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are required to take the rapid antigen test approved by the Ministry of Public Health.
Theatres and cinemas are allowed to operate at a maximum 50 percent capacity, provided that 75 percent of the customers have completed doses of COVID-19 vaccine. Children under the age of 12 are allowed to enter and they will be counted among the 25 percent allowed for those who did not complete or did not receive doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Educational centres and private training centres can continue to provide their services at a maximum capacity of 75 percent, provided that 75 percent of the trainees have completed doses of COVID-19 vaccine and all the instructors have taken both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Trainees who did not receive or complete both doses of their COVID-19 vaccine are required to carry out a rapid antigen test that is accredited by the MOPH on a weekly basis.
Nurseries will remain open and they can provide their services at a maximum capacity of 75 percent, provided all workers take both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Museums and public libraries will continue to operate at full capacity.
Centres for people with disabilities will continue operations provided a maximum of five people are present per session, and that all workers have taken both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Professional sports training both indoors and outdoors will continue. Preparatory training for local and international tournaments approved by the MoPH will be permitted.
Training of amateurs (18 and under) will be allowed with a maximum capacity of 40 persons outdoors, and 30 persons indoors, provided that all have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Trainers who did not receive or complete both doses of their COVID-19 vaccines are required to carry out a rapid antigen test that is accredited by the MOPH, with no public attendance.
Training children in private clubs is allowed with a maximum capacity of 35 persons outdoors who have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, and at a maximum capacity of 25 persons who have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Trainees who did not receive or complete both doses of their COVID-19 vaccines are required to carry out a rapid antigen test that is accredited by the MOPH, with no public attendance.
Hosting of local and international sporting events will be allowed after obtaining the approval of the MOPH, with the presence of fans not surpassing 75 percent capacity of the open-air venue, provided that among those 90 percent have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Presence of fans not exceeding 50 percent of the capacity in closed places, provided that among that 90 percent have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, while obligating those who did not complete or did not receive COVID-19 vaccine to carry out a rapid antigen test that is accredited by the MoPH.
Organisation of conferences and exhibitions will be allowed at a maximum capacity of 75 percent in open areas, with 90 percent of the participants having completed their COVID-19 vaccinations. A rapid antigen test or PCR test accredited by the MoPH is mandatory for those who did take their COVID-19 vaccine doses.
Hosting of conferences and exhibitions will be allowed at a maximum capacity of 50 percent for indoor venues, with 90 percent of the participants having completed their COVID-19 vaccinations, and making a Rapid Antigen tests or PCR tests accredited by the MoPH mandatory for those who did take their COVID019 vaccine doses.
In all cases, the MoPH must approve holding the conference/exhibition/event in case the number of participants exceeds 1,000 and 500 participants for open areas and indoor venues respectively.
Malls can operate at full capacity, with entry allowed for children. Food courts inside malls can operate at a maximum of 50 percent capacity. Operation of prayer areas and fitting rooms in these malls will also be allowed.
All shops must adhere to the maximum number of customers allowed inside the shop simultaneously, a number that will be determined by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Restaurants and cafes that obtained the Qatar Clean certificates can operate at full capacity. Restaurants and cafes that meet conditions set by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry can operate at a maximum capacity of 50 percent. This only applies for open areas.
Restaurants and cafes that are indoor and have Qatar Clean certificate can operate at a 75 percent capacity. Restaurants and cafes that meet the conditions of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry can operate with a maximum capacity of 40 percent. All customers must be fully vaccinated and children under 12 can only enter with their families.
Rental of boats and yachts are allowed on conditions that all those working aboard these boats are fully vaccinated. The boats and yachts can operate at a maximum capacity of 50 percent or a maximum 40 people. Only five out of the total number of customers allowed can be ones who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Owners of boats and yachts must adhere to these percentages and numbers mentioned.
Popular markets can operate all week long at the maximum capacity. Children are also allowed in. Shops in these markets must adhere to the total number of customers allowed to be inside the shop simultaneously, which will be determined by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Wholesale markets can continue to work at a maximum capacity of 75 percent with entry allowed for children. All shops must adhere to the total number of customers allowed to be inside the shop simultaneously, which will be determined by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Auctions are permitted to take place in these markets.
Beauty salons and barbershops are allowed to operate with a maximum capacity of 75 percent. Workers and customers in these facilities must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. No more than two children under 12 can be inside these facilities at the same time.
Theme parks and entertainment centers can continue to remain open at a maximum capacity of 75 percent that are in open places.
Indoor theme parks and entertainment centres are allowed to operate at a 50 percent capacity. At least 75 percent of customers must have completed their COVID-19 vaccinations. Children under 12 can enter, but must be counted among the 25 percent allowed in who didn’t take their COVID-19 vaccine.
Health clubs, gyms, massage services, Saunas, Jacuzzis, and Moroccan and Turkish bath services can operate at a maximum capacity of 75 percent. All workers in these facilities must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Outdoor swimming pools and water parks can continue to operate at a maximum capacity of 75 percent, while indoor ones can operate at a maximum capacity of 50 percent. Only fully vaccinated customers are allowed to enter. Children under 12 years of age can be allowed to enter, but must be counted among the 25 percent of customers who are allowed in while not vaccinated.
Private medical facilities will continue operate at full capacity. All workers in these facilities must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Cleaning and hospitality companies can continue to provide their services through workers who have received their full COVID-19 vaccinations. This applies to services at homes and in work places.
Health conditions, procedures, and precautionary measures set by the MoPH must be adhered to.
The Ministry of Interior, MoPH, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and other governmental bodies are charged, each within its jurisdiction, to take the necessary measures to ensure the adherence to health conditions and precautionary measures.
In all cases, those who have not completed or received doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, including children aged six years and older, must take the rapid antigen test approved by the Ministry of Public Health.
Gatherings or sitting in public parks, beaches, and the Corniche will be allowed for a maximum of 30 people or family members residing in the same house. Individual sports such as walking, running and cycling are allowed.
Playgrounds and sports equipment in those places are allowed to open. Toilets in parks specified by the Ministry of Municipality and Environment can also open.
All citizens, residents and visitors when leaving and moving for any reason are obliged not to have more than four passengers in the vehicle, including the driver, with the exception of family members residing in the same house when leaving and moving in vehicles.
People transported by buses should not to exceed 75 percent of the bus capacity, while taking the precautionary measures.
Metro services and public transport services will continue to operate at a maximum 75 percent capacity throughout the week, while continuing to close the smoking areas and banning eating and drinking inside these services.
Driving schools are allowed to operate at full capacity if 75 percent or more of the total number of trainees have completed the COVID-19 vaccine doses.
Driving schools are allowed to operate at a maximum 75 percent capacity if the percentage of trainees who have completed doses of the COVID-19 vaccine is less than 75 percent of the total number of trainees.
In all cases, all employees working in the school must complete doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. All trainees who did not complete or did not receive doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are required to take the rapid antigen test approved by the Ministry of Public Health.
Theatres and cinemas are allowed to operate at a maximum 50 percent capacity, provided that 75 percent of the customers have completed doses of COVID-19 vaccine. Children under the age of 12 are allowed to enter and they will be counted among the 25 percent allowed for those who did not complete or did not receive doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Educational centres and private training centres can continue to provide their services at a maximum capacity of 75 percent, provided that 75 percent of the trainees have completed doses of COVID-19 vaccine and all the instructors have taken both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Trainees who did not receive or complete both doses of their COVID-19 vaccine are required to carry out a rapid antigen test that is accredited by the MOPH on a weekly basis.
Nurseries will remain open and they can provide their services at a maximum capacity of 75 percent, provided all workers take both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Museums and public libraries will continue to operate at full capacity.
Centres for people with disabilities will continue operations provided a maximum of five people are present per session, and that all workers have taken both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Professional sports training both indoors and outdoors will continue. Preparatory training for local and international tournaments approved by the MoPH will be permitted.
Training of amateurs (18 and under) will be allowed with a maximum capacity of 40 persons outdoors, and 30 persons indoors, provided that all have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Trainers who did not receive or complete both doses of their COVID-19 vaccines are required to carry out a rapid antigen test that is accredited by the MOPH, with no public attendance.
Training children in private clubs is allowed with a maximum capacity of 35 persons outdoors who have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, and at a maximum capacity of 25 persons who have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Trainees who did not receive or complete both doses of their COVID-19 vaccines are required to carry out a rapid antigen test that is accredited by the MOPH, with no public attendance.
Hosting of local and international sporting events will be allowed after obtaining the approval of the MOPH, with the presence of fans not surpassing 75 percent capacity of the open-air venue, provided that among those 90 percent have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Presence of fans not exceeding 50 percent of the capacity in closed places, provided that among that 90 percent have completed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, while obligating those who did not complete or did not receive COVID-19 vaccine to carry out a rapid antigen test that is accredited by the MoPH.
Organisation of conferences and exhibitions will be allowed at a maximum capacity of 75 percent in open areas, with 90 percent of the participants having completed their COVID-19 vaccinations. A rapid antigen test or PCR test accredited by the MoPH is mandatory for those who did take their COVID-19 vaccine doses.
Hosting of conferences and exhibitions will be allowed at a maximum capacity of 50 percent for indoor venues, with 90 percent of the participants having completed their COVID-19 vaccinations, and making a Rapid Antigen tests or PCR tests accredited by the MoPH mandatory for those who did take their COVID019 vaccine doses.
In all cases, the MoPH must approve holding the conference/exhibition/event in case the number of participants exceeds 1,000 and 500 participants for open areas and indoor venues respectively.
Malls can operate at full capacity, with entry allowed for children. Food courts inside malls can operate at a maximum of 50 percent capacity. Operation of prayer areas and fitting rooms in these malls will also be allowed.
All shops must adhere to the maximum number of customers allowed inside the shop simultaneously, a number that will be determined by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Restaurants and cafes that obtained the Qatar Clean certificates can operate at full capacity. Restaurants and cafes that meet conditions set by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry can operate at a maximum capacity of 50 percent. This only applies for open areas.
Restaurants and cafes that are indoor and have Qatar Clean certificate can operate at a 75 percent capacity. Restaurants and cafes that meet the conditions of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry can operate with a maximum capacity of 40 percent. All customers must be fully vaccinated and children under 12 can only enter with their families.
Rental of boats and yachts are allowed on conditions that all those working aboard these boats are fully vaccinated. The boats and yachts can operate at a maximum capacity of 50 percent or a maximum 40 people. Only five out of the total number of customers allowed can be ones who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Owners of boats and yachts must adhere to these percentages and numbers mentioned.
Popular markets can operate all week long at the maximum capacity. Children are also allowed in. Shops in these markets must adhere to the total number of customers allowed to be inside the shop simultaneously, which will be determined by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Wholesale markets can continue to work at a maximum capacity of 75 percent with entry allowed for children. All shops must adhere to the total number of customers allowed to be inside the shop simultaneously, which will be determined by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Auctions are permitted to take place in these markets.
Beauty salons and barbershops are allowed to operate with a maximum capacity of 75 percent. Workers and customers in these facilities must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. No more than two children under 12 can be inside these facilities at the same time.
Theme parks and entertainment centers can continue to remain open at a maximum capacity of 75 percent that are in open places.
Indoor theme parks and entertainment centres are allowed to operate at a 50 percent capacity. At least 75 percent of customers must have completed their COVID-19 vaccinations. Children under 12 can enter, but must be counted among the 25 percent allowed in who didn’t take their COVID-19 vaccine.
Health clubs, gyms, massage services, Saunas, Jacuzzis, and Moroccan and Turkish bath services can operate at a maximum capacity of 75 percent. All workers in these facilities must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Outdoor swimming pools and water parks can continue to operate at a maximum capacity of 75 percent, while indoor ones can operate at a maximum capacity of 50 percent. Only fully vaccinated customers are allowed to enter. Children under 12 years of age can be allowed to enter, but must be counted among the 25 percent of customers who are allowed in while not vaccinated.
Private medical facilities will continue operate at full capacity. All workers in these facilities must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Cleaning and hospitality companies can continue to provide their services through workers who have received their full COVID-19 vaccinations. This applies to services at homes and in work places.
Health conditions, procedures, and precautionary measures set by the MoPH must be adhered to.
The Ministry of Interior, MoPH, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and other governmental bodies are charged, each within its jurisdiction, to take the necessary measures to ensure the adherence to health conditions and precautionary measures.
