Relocation to Qatar
Your reliable partner for Relocation to Qatar. Koch Umzugslogistik – for 125 years.
Qatar has become an important destination for international professionals. Koch Umzugslogistik organises your move to Doha – whether in West Bay, The Pearl or Lusail. Transit time by sea freight to Hamad Port is 4–6 weeks. Through our IAM network we have vetted partners in Qatar.
Customs clearance into Qatar requires a Qatar ID (QID) or a valid visa, a passport and a detailed inventory list. Our team led by Christian Braunschweig coordinates all the documents and clarifies import restrictions – particularly on alcohol, pork and religious materials. On a first move, personal household goods are usually duty-free.
Your Benefits for Relocation to Qatar
Customs and Import Regulations for Qatar
Official country guide from the International Association of Movers (IAM) with full details on customs, documents and import restrictions.
Schedule Video Survey
Convenient from home – show us your apartment via video call.
How It Works
Initial consultation: Contact Christian Braunschweig for a personal conversation about your destination country, costs and timeline.
Survey and fixed-price quote: With an on-site or video survey, we draw up an inventory list and a binding fixed-price quote.
Packing and shipping: Export-grade packing, customs documents and the optimal transport route – whether sea container, groupage or air freight.
Delivery and setup: Our local partner network handles customs clearance, delivery and furniture setup.
FAQ: Relocation to Qatar
How long does a move to Qatar take?
By sea freight, 4–6 weeks to Hamad Port. Including packing and customs clearance, plan for 8–12 weeks. Air freight to Doha is possible in 1–2 weeks.
What does a move to Qatar cost?
For a three-room apartment, costs are around EUR 6,500–9,500 by sea freight. After a survey you receive a binding fixed-price quote.
Which items are restricted in Qatar?
Alcohol, pork, non-Islamic religious materials and certain medications. We advise you on the import regulations and clarify problematic items in advance.