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🇶🇦 Qatar Relocation Jobs: 7 Recruitment Agencies That Get You There Fast

Looking for a no-hassle move to Doha or Lusail—visa, flights, and housing all sorted? The right recruitment firm can shave weeks off your timeline and plug you straight into a sponsored offer. Below are seven agencies with a proven track record of placing foreign talent in Qatar’s energy, tech, healthcare, and mega-project sectors.

   

1. Hays Middle East

Hays’ Doha office works directly with QatarEnergy, Ooredoo, and government entities. Its dedicated mobility desk guides you from interview to Work-Bundle e-residence permit.
Careers hub → https://www.hays.ae/qatar

2. Michael Page Qatar

Known for finance, engineering, and legal roles. Michael Page’s relocation team liaises with the Ministry of Labour, so your RP paperwork is filed before you land.
Job listings → https://www.michaelpage.ae/jobs/qatar

3. NES Fircroft

Oil-and-gas specialists saddled full project manpower for LNG trains, offshore refits, and green-hydrogen plants. Expect company-paid flights and site accommodation.
Energy vacancies → https://www.nesfircroft.com/jobs/qatar

4. Sidra Recruitment Center

If you’re a nurse, radiographer, or lab scientist, Sidra Medicine’s in-house agency offers family visas, school subsidies, and subsidised housing.
Apply direct → https://www.sidra.org/careers

5. Brunel

Great for short, six-month contracts with rotation flights every four weeks—ideal if you want Gulf experience without a long commitment.
Open slots → https://www.brunel.net/en/jobs/qatar

6. Propel Consult

Focuses on infrastructure, rail, and stadium-legacy projects. Propel’s HR partners promise pre-approved work permits under Qatar’s five-day Work Bundle.
Project roles → https://www.propelconsult.com/jobs

7. Adecco Qatar

Covers logistics, retail, and admin support. Adecco’s mobility pack includes temporary hotel stay and local bank-account setup within 48 hours.
Register → https://www.adecco.com.qa

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How to Pick the Right Agency

  • Check licensing. All legal recruiters hold a Ministry of Labour licence—ask for the number.
  • Read candidate reviews on GulfTalent or LinkedIn before signing any exclusivity form.
  • Never pay placement fees. Under Qatari law, employers—not candidates—cover recruitment costs.
  • Ask about the Work Bundle. Good agencies now submit everything through the MOI’s 5-day portal https://www.moi.gov.qa for faster RPs.

Quick Application Checklist

  1. Passport valid 12 + months
  2. Degree and experience certificates (attested)
  3. Colour passport photo on white background
  4. Updated CV—two pages, bullet points, quantifiable wins
  5. Police clearance and medicals (your recruiter will guide you)

FAQs

Do these agencies guarantee relocation-sponsored offers?
No recruiter can promise a job, but the seven above have long-term employer contracts that routinely include visa, flight, and housing packages.

How fast is Qatar’s new Work Bundle?
The Ministry of Interior aims for five business days once all documents are error-free—far quicker than the old 30-day process.

What salaries should I expect?
Mid-career engineers earn QAR 18k–25k monthly; nurses QAR 12k–16k; project managers QAR 25k +. All salaries are tax-free.

Can my spouse work?
Yes. After your residence permit is issued, your spouse can apply for an open Husband/Wife RP and then secure their own employment NOC.

Are agents allowed to keep my passport?
No. Qatari labour law bans passport retention—insist on holding your own documents.

Choose the agency that fits your industry, prepare spotless paperwork, and relocate to Qatar with your visa, flight, and housing covered—often in under a month.

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Lucius O. (CICRM)

Lucius is the founder and lead writer at Careerical.com, your trusted resource for international job opportunities, visa sponsorship guidance, and career development strategies. With over 12 years of experience driving triple-digit growth in telecom and fintech, Lucius is a certified customer relationship professional and digital ecosystem strategist. At Careerical, he combines deep industry insights with a passion for helping professionals navigate global job markets—whether you're exploring Canadian work visas, landing remote jobs in Europe, or applying for fully funded scholarships. His writing has earned him recognition as his State’s “Best Essayist,” and he continues to deliver research-backed, reader-focused content that ranks and converts. Follow Careerical for expert tips on visa applications, job search strategies, and how to build a career that travels.

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