Every economic activity, the capital of which is fully owned by one natural person or corporate entity, is considered a Sole Proprietorship Company in Qatar. As mentioned before, most investors choose this form to start their business in this country. It follows the Limited Liability Company structure, but with only one shareholder or investor. This means that you are the owner of the entire share capital, and the liability is limited to the extent of investment. You also take responsibility for the company's obligations.
A foreign company can establish a Sole Proprietor Company as a wholly-owned subsidiary if it obtains an exemption to the Foreign Investment Law.
The minimum share capital required to start a Sole Proprietorship Company in Qatar is QAR 200,000 (approximately USD 54,000).