Travel Interesante, we live here now so will be here for the next few years. Hoping to do lots of travel in the region while we’re here. As you know Covid19 is making that difficult. We’ve already had to cancel trips to Jordan and Egypt 😢

@@TheWorldnUs that's awesome. We had to cancel EVERYTHING 😔 but this is just a time period that we have to deal with but this shall pass!

The greenness surprised up. Well, it’s mostly sand here but some nice green spaces. You guys should try visit us if you have a stop over here. More then welcome to crash at our place 😉

@@TheWorldnUs Wow!!! Thanks guys!! May have to take you up on that :) Cheers guys!!!

Thank you Kerri! All the best with the move. It will be an adventure for sure.

hope u enjoy our country

Malaysia is a wonderful country! We’ll be back there for sure because we only got to visit KL. We still need to visit Al Khor. We’re all the way out in Mesaieed so it’s a bit of a drive. It’s a shame what’s happening right now because we’d love to get out and explore more of Qatar.

They are both cities that have grown incredibly quickly and have that futuristic look to them with the modern skyscrapers. Singapore is great! We spent a week there a in 2018 and loved it. Really needed more time to explore though. Hopefully you can make to Qatar one day.

Qatar is a very small country so not surprising you haven’t heard much about it. We didn’t really know much either until we decided to move here.

Thanks mate! Hopefully people coming to Qatar find this useful. I really enjoy the editing side of things and am trying to get better with each video.

I wouldn't recommend moving there if you don't have a stable job the average income in qatar is 300usd which won't last u long if u have alot of ppl with u

Thank you! Happy to hear you found it useful. Do you live in Qatar or looking to move here?

Yes the footage of the traffic we showed in this video is calm. We didn't get a chance to capture some of the craziness we experienced. We also live a bit outside of Doha so it's actually really quiet where we are. But once you get into the city we find you have to be really alert. It's also worse a certain times of the day.

We haven't been to Paris yet. I've seen it can be extremely busy there.

That sounds really cool! We've thought about trying to do a video about all the stadiums. Did you do this on your own? Was it just a quick drive by each stadium? I'm not even sure if we've gone passed them all yet? We went to a football match at the stadium in Al Wakrah last year. It was very nice!

The World n Us We did it on our own and made a video about it too. I've sent you the video on Instagram via DM. :)

Hopefully you'll get to explore here one day. I recommend coming during the cooler months if you do. We were actually suppose to be in Jordan a few weeks ago but had to cancel for obvious reasons. I remember when we first arrived in Qatar looking outside the plane and seeing all the sand. It was a strange feeling for sure. Yeah we thought looking at something behind us might be more interesting than a plain wall and maybe someone would be interested in one of the thumbnails and go watch haha.

Enjoy the move. The roads here are very good. Just a few things to watch out for which you learn pretty quick.

Yeah Australia is ridiculous! Especially if your use to travelling though Asia. I think the boys get their dance moves from Elisa 🤣

Hopefully you can come back and visit one day. 8 hours is a quick stopover. We’d probably have time to change a few nappies and feed the kids and then have to head back to the airport 🤣

Thanks Dewayne 😊 If you come, be sure to visit in the cooler months.

oh yeah you will find a lot of nutcases driving with psycho mindset, which will bother a lot if you've come from a western country where everyone just follow the rules.

Yeah I know time has flown by! It’s now actually 6 months. Filmed this a while back but have been super busy as usual. We have another video almost ready to go so won’t be as long a wait for the next one. The dance battle was epic haha 😆

I hear it’s crazy driving in the UAE and the roads are very busy!

@@TheWorldnUs yes thats true. specially Thursday evening 🤭🤮

Yep got to think of the family first hey.

i dont mean to be off topic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me

@Aiden Duke Instablaster :)

@Darwin Gabriel I really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Darwin Gabriel It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy! Thank you so much you saved my account!

Thanks for checking out our channel. Hope you are doing well.

Yes central Australia can be brutal! Where in Australia were you?

@@TheWorldnUs in Northwest QLD, Mt Isa.

Not sure exactly as our accomodation is included with my husband’s package. Prices will vary depending on standard or living and where you’re living. We might see if we can contact a real estate company here and view some properties and share a video with the prices.

Before we bought a car, we found using Uber the easiest way to get around and it’s fairly affordable. There is also a new rail network which is super cheap to use. Our closest station is a bit too far away though.

Hi Cathy! Yes we have tried the train system on a few occasions. It is very easy to use, cost effective, clean and the facilities are state of the art. You can purchase a card from the train station and we have always encountered helpful staff. Hope that helps!

@@TheWorldnUs Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to respond :).

We actually plan to do some videos on affordable and free things to do with kids in Qatar. Are you living here or planning to move here? We haven’t got a nanny ourselves so not sure about that. Might be worth searching Facebook for groups on this. Schools is another one we might not be too helpful for. Sorry, just being honest. Our kids schooling is included in my contract but they must attend the school in the area.

@@TheWorldnUs Thank you for your reply. I will be moving there for work in the very near furure. Will keep my eye out for your future videos.

Haha yeah 🤣 We posted the full clip on our Instagram just in case you’re not sure 👇 instagram.com/p/CFJtOYegSpG/?igshid=8vwing2cd2mr

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We spent 1 month in KL on the way from Australia to Qatar. Just to break up the trip and have a bit of a holiday.

@@TheWorldnUs That's good, we've also started breaking up our long multi-flight travels to give the kids a break and have a longer layover here and there to tick more places off of the bucket list. 😉

Yes, starting to feel like home and teaching is going well Chris.

@@TheWorldnUs That's great to hear, having a place feel like home is a big deal. I'm sure the boys must love all the play grouds there too. 'Getting a new group of students must be exciting plus I could really see them wanting to learn English

Sure thing 😊 We will try do this soon after we finish sharing our videos from Hawaii. Are you living in Qatar?

Thanks for checking out our video. I’m happy to hear you enjoyed it. We are aware that you need permission to film at many places in Qatar. This video was shot at our home with some footage taken from our family’s outings used as b-roll. As far as we know you don’t need a permit for all situations. To make sure we always ask staff at a location if it’s ok for us to film. We were given permission to use our camera to take photos and video at MIA, Souq Waqif and Zubara Fort during our visits and have used some short clips in this video. There are certain places where you need a permit in advance like at Katara. Oh and Government buildings are a big no no. We think one of the most important things is to be considerate of the people here. We are always respectful in this regard and you’ll notice no one besides our family is recognisable in our footage. One day we visited the National Museum of Qatar and again we asked if it was ok to film and they said yes it’s fine. There was a situation when one of our children was making a drink with a lady that was working at a food stall outside. It was a beautiful moment and I asked the lady if I could take a photo. She was happy for me to do this. We have no intention on sharing the photos publicly, it was more to capture the moment for our memories. I guess the point I’m making is that you can have permission to film and take photos but then you still need to respect every situation and other people’s privacy. Particularly women. I believe if your doing a proper film and have a crew, or are doing interviews then yes you would need a special permit to film outside. But I believe our type of content is ok while being considerate of the culture, being respectful towards the country and the people, and checking for permission. I hope this helps. If we’ve done something wrong in this video it was completely unintentional as we want to follow the laws. I also found this article from a reputable news source which talks a bit about vlogging in Qatar if you want to check it out. www.iloveqatar.net/news/general/vlogging-responsibly-in-qatar

Excellent health care here. Everyone can access Hamad Medical for just 100 qar per year. Then you pay a nominal fee for some services. Many employers will also offer private health insurance which we have for the whole family. Since moving here I’ve had braces for my teeth, physio on my knee and shoulder surgery which cost me nothing through my insurance. I also unfortunately had cancer while here and all my treatment was done through Hamad Medical for next to nothing. Some visits and scans I had to pay between 20-75 qar. Pleased to say I’m now cancer free.

Hi there, yes David is a teacher here.

Are you living in Qatar?

@@TheWorldnUs should be moving out soon for teaching

Yes 👍 We have 8 of them in our place.

Hi Lidija, sorry for the late reply. We don't know anyone in that field, however i recommend joining the 'Where, When and How in Doha' facebook group. If you reach out on there I'm sure someone in the field will be able to help you with your questions. good luck =)

Not sure about that? We have residency because I work here.

No they don’t. Qatar is not as strict as other countries in the Middle East. There isn’t a set dress code either but we think it’s important to be respectful and at least cover legs and shoulders. If you’re visiting certain government buildings there are certain dress expectations and could be denied entry or asked to leave if not dressed appropriately. This goes for men and women.

@@TheWorldnUs thank you for replying. Your right about respecting the country that your visiting.

I don't know about that! I wish i could compare but we haven't been to London yet. We do have a lot of friends from there here so i should probably just ask them. thanks for watching!