In a recent move, the Qatar Government said its new facility in Nepal will bear all the test and contract related expenses of Nepali migrants.

Qatar said this as a response to the widespread rumors about the failures in the labor agreement it had signed with Nepal.

Nepal Foreign Ministry (MoFA) informed that the Qatar Government has sent a letter on April 7, 2019 to Nepal Government confirming about the establishment of its visa center in Nepal.

In the letter, the Qatar Government said this decision will relieve the Nepali migrants from paying additional budgets.

“Charge will be borne by the employer and the worker will not have to pay any amount as fees to the center,” the letter read according to MoFA.

Despite the letter, the visa center establishment is getting delayed due to some objections raised by the Labor Ministry on the issue of additional expenses.

The latest announcement is in line with the Nepal Government’s ‘Free Visa Free Ticket’ Scheme.

Stay tuned for new updates on ‘Nepali migrants expenses waive off’ and Nepali migrants to Qatar!

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In her address at a common forum of Nepalis in Qatar, Bhandari said the Nepal Government has created an investment-friendly environment and also developed supporting laws through political stability.

The forum included members of Qatar-Nepal Friendship Association and industrialists were among others present at the event organized by the Nepal Embassy in Qatar.

Meanwhile, Nepal Foreign Affairs Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali lauded Nepal’s relations with Qatar as a friendly nation and said the labor agreement has strengthened the relation between two countries.

Gyawali also called for change of format in the Nepal-Qatar labor relations. He said Nepal cannot become a developed nation just through remittances or by exporting its human resources and informed that the government is working to create local employment.

As part of her four-day official visit to Qatar, Bhandari held discussions with the Amir of Qatar on a wide range of issues such as bilateral interests, Nepali migrant workers in Qatar, among other matters pertaining to Nepal-Qatar bilateral relations.

In her discussions, the President expressed hope that the Nepal-Qatar relations would reach the next level in the future.

Gyawali also said that different agreements signed in this visit will help the two nations in their overall development.

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