Doha.

On average 60 minutes. In high season for events (November, February, March) — up to 120. On a weekday in low season — 30 to 40 minutes. If the scenario has a language requirement (French, Italian, Chinese) — add 30 minutes for an availability check.

Yes, but the choice will be narrower. Friday is the principal day of the week in Doha, and in high season the most-requested models are taken from Tuesday. A week ahead — wider choice. Two weeks ahead during the Boat Show or the Qatar Tennis Open — the most reliable option.

Mandarin Oriental Doha, The St. Regis Doha, Four Seasons Hotel Doha, The Ritz-Carlton Doha, W Doha, Waldorf Astoria Doha Lusail, Raffles Doha, Park Hyatt Doha, Sheraton Grand, Marsa Malaz Kempinski, Fairmont Doha — in a "guest's guest" format no questions arise at reception, provided the visit is agreed correctly. At lower-tier serviced apartments they may ask for ID — that's normal, the model is ready.

Yes, 24/7. Night slots are routine in Doha, especially on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The manager replies, models travel. Morning meetings (before 10:00) happen too, though less often — usually as a continuation of the evening meeting.

Banana Island is its own format. Catamaran transfer from Old Doha Port takes 25 minutes; the schedule is fixed. The model and the client either meet on the island or take the same catamaran, agreed in advance. It's always a long format — minimum a day, more often two or three. All accommodation and transfer costs on the island — on the client; the model's fee separate.

Yes. For returning clients the residence address is agreed without further questions. For a first meeting with a new client we suggest a neutral point at one of the proven hotels, and only after that the "at home" format. The residence address isn't kept on file; it's passed only to the model for the specific meeting.

For the in-house five-star restaurants — Hakkasan (St. Regis), Nobu (Four Seasons), IDAM, La Mar (Mandarin), Sukar Pasha — closed cocktail or evening dress, shoulders and knees covered in the public zone. An open back is fine. Mini, deep décolleté, sheer fabrics — no. That's the rule of Qatar, and we hold it strictly.

Selectively. Most of our Doha base speaks English at a strong level, some French and Italian. Arabic (classical and Levantine dialects) — with particular models who work with guests from the Gulf and the Levant. When you ask, specify the language — we'll match.

Cash — USD, EUR, QAR. Bank transfer by agreement through the manager, with the details. Crypto — USDT TRC-20, USDT ERC-20, BTC — by agreement. Cards from local Qatari banks we don't accept directly. Returning clients — flexible terms, monthly deposit, post-payment.

Yes, a 30-50% deposit the day before the date, the balance on meeting. The exact deposit depends on the scenario and the format. For returning clients a deposit usually isn't required; we work on post-payment or a monthly deposit.

Discussed straight away, in the first hour of the meeting, not after the fact. If something doesn't line up with what was agreed — write to the manager that same hour. Possible actions: refund of part of the fee, replacement of the model, scenario adjustment. Across our practice in Doha cases like this run around 2%, usually due to incomplete brief at the coordination stage.

Yes. The "trip" scenario — Al Khor on the coast to the north, Mesaieed to the south, villas on Sealine Beach, private desert camps. Also — travel to another country (UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Muscat) with a current passport and visa. Agreed two to five days ahead. All transfer and accommodation costs on the client.

From 24 hours up to 5 days. The model accompanies you the whole period: breakfast together, daytime activities, evening. In Doha the typical formats are two or three days at a resort (Banana Island, Four Seasons West Bay Lagoon, The Ritz-Carlton), beach, spa, dinners. All costs for the room, meals and activities — on the client; the model's fee separate.

Yes, a regular scenario. Conferences at the Qatar National Convention Centre, exhibitions at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center, the Boat Show at Lusail Marina, the Jewellery Exhibition. The model works in business or evening code as the event requires, holds English at small-talk and basic business levels. For major events better to book 10 to 14 days ahead.

Yes, a separate category with a separate price: 2 hours from $5,000, 4 hours from $8,000. It's a pool with international media presence; access opens to returning clients after several collaborations. We don't put new clients into the media category for first contact — it's part of our policy of protecting the privacy of both sides.

A separate part of the base — models with experience of cultural-and-business events. They understand the etiquette of Qatar, know the museum schedule and a baseline background of the exhibitions, observe a conservative dress code. Booked five to ten days ahead, rarely on the day.

We hold only what's needed for the current meeting. After the meeting addresses, details, photos are wiped from working chats within 72 hours. Client data — name, phone, payment details — held only with the manager, access restricted. Not shared with third parties. We follow GDPR practices; deletion on request — within 24 hours.

Communication only through messengers (Telegram, WhatsApp). It's not a reluctance to talk — it's a deliberate position. The written form is more accurate than voice for agreeing details, and end-to-end encrypted messaging is more reliable than ordinary phone lines. For urgent matters messengers respond faster than a call.

Free of charge — minimum 12 hours ahead. Later — a 30% compensation share if the model is already en route. Cancellation an hour before the meeting on the day — payment of half the slot. Rescheduling with the same model to another date — no penalty if she's free.

Meetings under 2 hours. Public events with photo or video capture and tagging on social. Sharing a model's photos with third parties. Scenarios with risk to the model's safety. Haggling after the meeting. Any requests that run against the local etiquette of Qatar — we don't discuss them and don't try to "work around" them. We talk all of this through at the coordination stage so there are no surprises.