Qatar Property Power of Attorney Guide 2026 | Banke Qatar
How foreign investors can buy property in Qatar remotely using a Power of Attorney - notarization and attestation steps for 2026.
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Qatar Real Estate Insights · Remote Buying Buying Qatar Property Remotely: The Power of Attorney Process for 2026 Not every buyer can travel to Doha to sign in person — a properly executed Power of Attorney lets someone act on your behalf for the full purchase. This Banke Qatar guide covers the process. Notarization Is Essential A Power of Attorney must be notarized by a licensed Notary Public to be valid for official transactions in Qatar. Notarization confirms the document is genuine and your intent is clear — and translation into Arabic is typically required for government or bank dealings. The Extra Attestation Step Since a 2024 update, local MOFA attestation is required even for POAs already legalised by a Qatari embassy abroad — an extra step that catches out
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