Nepal to Qatar

Doha addresses are on a blue plate. Ask for three numbers.

Zone, street, building. Every building in Qatar has them on a blue sign by the door. With those and a phone number, your parcel finds its way.

A lot of Nepalis in Qatar live in company accommodation in the Industrial Area or Al Wakrah. Those camps get many parcels, so the room number and company name matter.

What you can send

• Clothes and shoes: Work clothes, light cotton and festival wear.
• Dry, packed food: Sealed masala, tea and snacks.
• Documents: Certificates and family documents.

What not to send

• Alcohol and pork: Not allowed. That includes raksi and anything containing pork.
• Medicine without a prescription: Gulf countries control many common medicines, including some painkillers and sleeping tablets. Send a photo of each packet to us before you pack.
• Books, idols and printed material: Personal puja items are usually fine, but Qatari customs may open and check printed or religious material. Keep it to a small personal amount.
• Meat of any kind: We do not take meat to Qatar.
• Batteries, gas and anything flammable: Power banks, loose lithium batteries, lighters, matches, perfume in large amounts and aerosol cans cannot fly in cargo.

What the receiver needs

Read the blue plate on the building.

• Full name as on their QID
• Zone, street and building numbers
• Company name and room number for camps
• Qatar mobile (+974, 8 digits)

A photo of the blue plate sent by the receiver is all we need to get the address right.

Price

Live prices by weight are on this page and on our rates page.

Questions

What is the blue plate address?

Each building in Qatar has a blue sign with its zone, street and building number. Those three numbers are the address.

Can I send to a labour camp?

Yes. Add the company name and room, and make sure the receiver answers the phone.

All country guides · Track a parcel

The BC Cargo & Courier Pvt. Ltd., School Road -4, Hetauda, Nepal. Phone 057-591816.