Forming a general partnership firm is a viable option when two or more persons agree to undertake commercial operations together. It offers flexibility and collaboration for business ventures.

A limited share partnership requires four trustee shareholding partners and one or more joint partners. It is a popular type of company in Qatar, and a minimum share capital of QR 1,000,000 is required.

Public shareholding firms can have open or closed public shareholdings. At PRO-TFS, we handle all the paperwork for starting a business in Qatar, making the process hassle-free for you.

A holding company in Qatar requires a minimum capital of QR 10 million and has the authority to manage and control another company in which it owns 51% or more of the shares.

A joint venture business allows two or more individuals to collaborate on a project in Qatar, but it exists as an unincorporated entity with no legal identity.

Forming a commercial agency in Qatar involves acting as the sole agent or seller of goods and services produced in other countries.

Starting a business in Qatar in the real estate sector requires a unique license from Qatar’s Ministry of Business and Trade, with real estate brokerage listed as one of the company's activities.

Foreign businesses can establish a trade representative office in Qatar without a local partner, promoting their products to Qatari businesses.

A company can open a branch office in Qatar under specific conditions outlined in a special contract allowing the provision of public service or utility.