What you should not do in Qatar?

The behavioral activities and other things mentioned below should be avoided at all costs in Qatar as that can lead travelers into trouble at times.

• Photographing In The Country.
• Importing Illegal Things.
• Getting Drunk In The Country.
• Dressing Improperly.
• Behaving At Public Places.
• Rushing Things on Your Travels.

What is it like living in Doha Qatar?

Culture. Modernised and progressive in many ways, Qatar is still a very traditional Muslim country. Locals are friendly and helpful, but they do expect expats to respect cultural and religious norms and dress and act conservatively out in public. The Islamic culture and calendar dictate daily life.

What is forbidden in Qatar?

Importing drugs, alcohol, pornography, pork products and religious books and material into Qatar is illegal. All luggage is scanned at Hamad International Airport Arrivals Hall. DVDs and videos may be examined, censored and confiscated.

Can I wear jeans in Qatar?

@xenos: jeans are fine and worn by many people so not an issue at all. in the summer months however jeans are usually not worn due to the heat when light loose clothing helps you keep cool.

What language is spoken in Qatar?

Arabic
Qatar/Official languages

Arabic is the official language, and most Qataris speak a dialect of Gulf Arabic similar to that spoken in surrounding states. Modern Standard Arabic is taught in schools, and English is commonly used. Among the large expatriate population, Persian and Urdu are often spoken.

Can we kiss in Qatar?

Public displays of affection with the opposite sex in Qatar can get you in to trouble- so no kissing, canoodling, fondling in public whatsoever- whether it’s with your husband or not- it can still cause offence. A peck on the cheek or holding hands with your husband is fine!