Fans applying through the one plus three feature cannot be Qatar ID holders, clarifies SC.
International fans who are traveling to Qatar for this year’s FIFA World Cup now have the option to invite up to three non-ticketed fans to attend the tournament.
The ‘Hayya with Me (1+3)’ feature allows international Hayya Card holders to invite up to three non-ticketed fans to attend the FIFA World Cup, which will be held from November 20 to December 18. The feature is only applicable to approved Hayya Card holders aged 18 or above who applied using a FIFA World Cup ticket number.
The non-ticketed fans applying through a Hayya with Me (1+3) voucher can be any age. They must hold a valid passport and cannot be Qatar ID holders.
They must also confirm their accommodation in Qatar during the tournament. Each Hayya with Me (1+3) applicant will need to pay a non-refundable QAR 500 fee. The charge will not apply to children under 12.
In order to take advantage of the Hayya with Me (1+3) feature, approved Hayya Card holders should follow the below steps:
Select ‘My Hayya’ and click ‘Action’
Select ‘Hayya with Me’
The holder will see three voucher codes
Voucher codes should be given to non-ticketed applicants
The Hayya with Me (1+3) applicant should follow these steps:
Apply for Hayya Card
From ‘Applicant Category’, select ‘Hayya with Me Voucher’
Enter voucher code
Select ‘Validate my Voucher’
Accept terms, review, and submit
International fans with approved Hayya Card applications will receive an entry permit to the State of Qatar via email. The Hayya Card will provide access to stadiums, as well as free public transport for the duration of the tournament and numerous discounts.
Every Hayya Card application will need to confirm a user’s accommodation – whether the booking is through the Qatar Accommodation Agency (QAA) or a third party.
Fans are also reminded that the largest variety of accommodation is available from the QAA, including cruise ship cabins, apartments, villas, hotels, and fan villages. The QAA features a variety of options, ranging from $80 per room, per night, based on two-person occupancy. New inventory is now available via the QAA and will continue to be released over the coming weeks – fans are encouraged to keep checking the portal.
Fans also have the option of booking accommodation from third parties, including hotels and holiday rental websites.
(Source: The Peninsula)
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