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The Qatari government recently announced a grace period for foreign nationals who have violated entry and exit laws.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: Foreign nationals and employers can use this grace period to correct their legal status and avoid legal procedures for not legitimizing their status. Qatari authorities have not said how this may impact highly-skilled foreign workers.
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