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on 25 Oct 2022
hello everyone, i m US citizen, being self employed all my life, in the Restaurant business, i have very experienced in management, HR and running a business. the reason me and my wife want to move out is for our 3 kids to join arabic muslim school. so hopefully if we can register them in a public school. trying to decide between oman and qatar, any thoughts would help, thank you.
1, any hiring agency that maybe can find the best job for the experience, should i apply online or go in person once there?
2. if you are familiar with public school? are foreigners allowed to enter? free or pay?
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Hi there,
Oman and Qatar are both wonderful options. Public schools in Oman and Qatar are free to attend until secondary school level, however gaining admission into a Qatari public school may prove challenging.
Perhaps you can have a look at these two pages Education and Schools in Qatar and Education and Schools in Oman, these will give an overview of each country's schools and education system.
Please also have a look at Working in Oman and Working in Qatar for more on finding work in the respective countries.
Best of luck with the move, and we hope you can come to a decision that works for you and your family.
– Grace