This guide explains how patients in Qatar can lawfully receive prescription medicines from abroad for personal use, what documents MoPH typically expects, and how our delivery from Türkiye fits within those requirements. Regulations change — always verify the current MoPH rules before ordering.
Issued by a Qatar-licensed physician, on a recognised prescription pad, dated within a recent window, and clearly specifying the drug name, strength, dose and duration.
A brief report from your treating doctor (oncologist/specialist) explaining the diagnosis, treatment plan and required duration of therapy. One page is usually enough.
Qatar ID (QID) or passport of the patient. For a family member ordering on the patient's behalf, both IDs are useful.
MoPH's personal-import framework is generally designed for a reasonable personal-use supply — typically enough for one treatment cycle up to roughly three months, matching what the prescription specifies. Quantities beyond this are treated as commercial import and require licensed importer channels. If your prescribed course is longer, we can schedule split deliveries.
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