FIFA World Cup: FIFA World Cup RULES: Less than 50 days remain until the 2022 Qatar World Cup, which is expected to draw more than a million soccer fans from all around the world.On November 20, the FIFA tournament begins; this will be the first time a Middle Eastern nation has hosted the event. Fans from the zone and throughout the world are preparing for the month-long sporting excitement. However the host nations is very strict about the rules to be followed. Follow FIFA World Cup 2022 latest news and Live updates on InsideSport.IN
FIFA World Cup: Rules to oblige by while travelling to Qatar for World Cup-Check Out
FIFA World Cup: Rules to oblige by while travelling to Qatar for World Cup-Check Out
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Let us take a look at the regulations to be maintained in Qatar:
- To enter Qatar for the FIFA World Cup 2022, visitors must have a COVID-19 test result that is negative.
- Fans must have a negative PCR test result that was obtained no more than 48 hours before to their flight to Qatar if they are six years of age or older.
- Face masks are also required in Qatar when using the public transportation system.
- If you are over 21, it is acceptable to consume alcohol in Qatar. Alcohol will be available to fans in “licenced bars or restaurants.”
- Public drinking is still not permitted.
- Since February 2021, game tickets for Qatari stadiums that promise access to liquor, and beer for hospitality clients have been available. These are for purchase as part of corporate packages that include “luxury beverages.”
FIFA World Cup: Rules to oblige by while travelling to Qatar for World Cup-Check Out
- Fans have been urged to wear “modest” clothing with covered shoulders. It is not advisable to wear shorts or sleeveless clothing.
- If you are found to be wearing clothes that does not meet the Qatar Tourism Authority’s modesty standards, access to some government facilities may be refused.
- While it is allowed to smoke cigarettes in Qatar. It is not permitted in any public areas. It is including museums, sports facilities, malls, or dining establishments. Fines may be imposed on offenders.
- Since 2014, e-cigarette importation, sales, and use have been prohibited in Qatar.
- The perpetrators face a maximum sentence of three months in jail and a $2,750 fine (QAR 10,000).
FIFA World Cup: Rules to oblige by while travelling to Qatar for World Cup-Check Out
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