Doha: The Supreme Surrender and Legacy Committee has announced that Qatar citizens and residents will have the opportunity to host their families and friends during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, which will start on November 21st. Thousands of fans from all over the world have in plan to travel in Qatar in less than six months, and to be with their families and friends of Qatari residents during the World Cup competitions, which will continue for 28 days in eight stages, in a version that is the closest in modern World Cup history. The Supreme Committee said on its website today webThursday, which invites all the fans to come in Qatar to attend World Cup matches to apply for a “Haya” digital card, which is considered an entry permit in Qatar, and allows its owner a number of benefits, including free use of public transport on match days. He pointed out that if the guest does not want to attend the games, he will not need a Haya card when he is hosting his relatives and friends. in possession of tickets for matches outside Qatar. The Supreme Committee has indicated that citizens and residents will not need a Haya card to return in Qatar if traveling outside the country during the tournament period. Among the steps to request the “Haya” digital card is that the supporter from outside Qatar confirms his residence in the country during the tournament. In case in where the supporter from outside Qatar, who holds a ticket for the match, wishes to stay with family or friends, the guest must register their accommodation units through the “alternative accommodation” page on the “Haya” platform, and follow the instructions which include clarification of Qatari identity details, property name,area and the street The building, the housing unit and whether the property is rented or owner. After the residential units have been registered, the host will be asked to add the name, passport number and nationality of each guest. Guests must go in Qatar with passports whose details are registered on the “Alternative Place of Residence” page in the “Haya” platform. (Dpa)
