[tentangqatar] yang mau jadi Qatari: Expats can apply for Qatari citizenship
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Tubagus Reggie Rachman
Apr 18, 2010, 4:37:50 AM4/18/10
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Expats can apply for Qatari citizenship
Expatriates who have lived in Qatar for 25 years and are able to speak
Arabic can apply for Qatari citizenship, a local daily reported on
Monday, quoting a senior public security official.
By Barbara Bibbo', Correspondent Published: 00:00 June 6, 2006
Doha: Expatriates who have lived in Qatar for 25 years and are able to
speak Arabic can apply for Qatari citizenship, a local daily reported
on Monday, quoting a senior public security official.
Brigadier Ahmad Hussain Al Haik, Deputy Director of Public Security at
the Ministry of Interior, was quoting as saying on the front page of
the Peninsula that Article 2 of Law No 38, 2005 that regulates Qatari
nationality specifies four conditions for an expatriate resident in
Qatar to apply for citizenship.
A minimum of 25 years' residence, a clean criminal record, good
knowledge of Arabic and good living standard are the four conditions
to apply, the official was reported as saying.
"Article 2 of Law No 38, 2005 specifies a resident should be based
here for 25 years, with gaps not exceeding six months, to be eligible
to apply for Qatari citizenship. In case of the gap being more than
six months, the Minister of Interior has the authority to waive it,"
said the paper.
"The other condition is that an applicant enjoys a good reputation and
has not been convicted of any crime whether in Qatar or the country of
his origin. He should have a reasonably good standard of living and
should possess sufficient knowledge of the Arabic language ....
However, priority is to be given to applicants whose mothers are
Qatari nationals."
Although the new law was issued in December 2005, it is the first time
officials have spoken to the media on the conditions necessary to
obtain citizenship, an issue particularly important in view of the
country's first parliamentary elections to be held next year.
However, applicants interviewed by Gulf News said they were sceptical
about implementation of the new legislation.
"I am of Iranian origin and I was born here. I have applied without
any result, as have many of my friends. They will never give us
nationality, it is just mere words," said one man.
Another Iranian, whose mother is a Qatari, said he had applied but
with no result.
"It was made clear to me that unless you know someone influential you
cannot get citizenship. I have been living here all my life with my
family and it is sad to realise we are treated like second-class
citizens."
Mohammad Fuad, legal consultant to the National Human Rights
Committee, told Gulf News the new legislation opened the way to many
long-term residents to gain citizenship, although their numbers were
uncertain.
Qatar, a gas-rich country with barely 800,000 residents, has a
national population estimated at only 180,000. Diplomatic sources say
there are thousands of residents of Iranian, Saudi Arabian and Yemeni
origin who would be eligible for citizenship.
A residence of a minimum of 25 years, a clean record, good knowledge
of the Arabic language and good standard of living are the four
preconditions to apply.
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Expats can apply for Qatari citizenship
Expatriates who have lived in Qatar for 25 years and are able to speak
Arabic can apply for Qatari citizenship, a local daily reported on
Monday, quoting a senior public security official.
By Barbara Bibbo', Correspondent Published: 00:00 June 6, 2006
Doha: Expatriates who have lived in Qatar for 25 years and are able to
speak Arabic can apply for Qatari citizenship, a local daily reported
on Monday, quoting a senior public security official.
Brigadier Ahmad Hussain Al Haik, Deputy Director of Public Security at
the Ministry of Interior, was quoting as saying on the front page of
the Peninsula that Article 2 of Law No 38, 2005 that regulates Qatari
nationality specifies four conditions for an expatriate resident in
Qatar to apply for citizenship.
A minimum of 25 years' residence, a clean criminal record, good
knowledge of Arabic and good living standard are the four conditions
to apply, the official was reported as saying.
"Article 2 of Law No 38, 2005 specifies a resident should be based
here for 25 years, with gaps not exceeding six months, to be eligible
to apply for Qatari citizenship. In case of the gap being more than
six months, the Minister of Interior has the authority to waive it,"
said the paper.
"The other condition is that an applicant enjoys a good reputation and
has not been convicted of any crime whether in Qatar or the country of
his origin. He should have a reasonably good standard of living and
should possess sufficient knowledge of the Arabic language ....
However, priority is to be given to applicants whose mothers are
Qatari nationals."
Although the new law was issued in December 2005, it is the first time
officials have spoken to the media on the conditions necessary to
obtain citizenship, an issue particularly important in view of the
country's first parliamentary elections to be held next year.
However, applicants interviewed by Gulf News said they were sceptical
about implementation of the new legislation.
"I am of Iranian origin and I was born here. I have applied without
any result, as have many of my friends. They will never give us
nationality, it is just mere words," said one man.
Another Iranian, whose mother is a Qatari, said he had applied but
with no result.
"It was made clear to me that unless you know someone influential you
cannot get citizenship. I have been living here all my life with my
family and it is sad to realise we are treated like second-class
citizens."
Mohammad Fuad, legal consultant to the National Human Rights
Committee, told Gulf News the new legislation opened the way to many
long-term residents to gain citizenship, although their numbers were
uncertain.
Qatar, a gas-rich country with barely 800,000 residents, has a
national population estimated at only 180,000. Diplomatic sources say
there are thousands of residents of Iranian, Saudi Arabian and Yemeni
origin who would be eligible for citizenship.
A residence of a minimum of 25 years, a clean record, good knowledge
of the Arabic language and good standard of living are the four
preconditions to apply.
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Apr 18, 2010, 6:08:14 AM4/18/10
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22 years to go...
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Apr 18, 2010, 6:13:57 AM4/18/10
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Dalam 20 thn ke depan sumber energi non-migas semakin murah dan reliable ;) ..harga migas lebih murah dari harga air tawar..siapa yg mau bertahan di timteng?
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agus trianto
Apr 18, 2010, 8:51:24 AM4/18/10
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Kesempatan pengin duwe bojo wong Qatari ....16 tahun maning ..... waahhhh keburu tuwek ...
Diday Tea
Apr 18, 2010, 8:59:28 AM4/18/10
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Prcuma mas...
mereka ngga bisa bikin sambl terasi...sambel goreng pete...
mereka ngga bisa bikin sambl terasi...sambel goreng pete...
Edy Harjito
Apr 18, 2010, 10:37:56 AM4/18/10
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Sebelum ambil keputusan, baca tulisan ringan berikut dulu ya.
http://baltyra.com/2010/03/28/plus-minus-tinggal-di-indonesia/?#comment-41508
rgds, edy
http://baltyra.com/2010/03/28/plus-minus-tinggal-di-indonesia/?#comment-41508
rgds, edy
Risman Arab-D
Apr 18, 2010, 11:32:23 PM4/18/10
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ade sanjaya
Apr 19, 2010, 12:01:52 AM4/19/10
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Jangan salah mang ... waktu aku ke Nde, saat makan siang abis keliling pabrik mesin aku bilang ama instruktur londo ..punya cabe gak le ..Dia malah nawarin sambel ...asli ngomongnya You need sambel which one .. sambel bajak , sambel gowang ..sambel terasi ... aku balik kagit memang ada .. si londo narik aku ke lemari dingin ..bener aja macam2 sambel ada disana ... Aku ambil sambel terasi dan sambel bajak ...eh si londo juga ikutan . sambil makan aku tanya ini sambel dari indonesia ya ... londo bilang no itu produk lokal Nde .
Aims cerita ini ... setelah orang arab berubah pola makannya dari kobus ke Indomie ... bentar lagi juga berubah jadi suka sambel ... apalagi kalau mang Diday ambil istri orang arab ..
he he
yang mau apply jadi qatari tapi belum bisa bahasa arab
abou azeem
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2010 15:59:28 +0300
Aims cerita ini ... setelah orang arab berubah pola makannya dari kobus ke Indomie ... bentar lagi juga berubah jadi suka sambel ... apalagi kalau mang Diday ambil istri orang arab ..
he he
yang mau apply jadi qatari tapi belum bisa bahasa arab
abou azeem
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2010 15:59:28 +0300
Subject: Re: [tentangqatar] yang mau jadi Qatari: Expats can apply for Qatari citizenship
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Zaldi
Apr 19, 2010, 1:36:37 AM4/19/10
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kan yg buat sambel trasi nya org dari Indo..:)
kalo dah jd qatari kan bisa ambil org indo buat kerja di dapur ..:)
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Zaldi - Doha
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Zaldi - Doha
Diday Tea
Apr 19, 2010, 1:50:56 AM4/19/10
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Aduhh...
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