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For a trip to Oman, you need a visa or an electronic eVisa. Here's how much the different visas for Oman cost.

How much is the visa fee for Oman?

For travel to Oman, international visitors can purchase various electronic travel authorizations or purpose-built visas. The cost of a tourist eVisa for Oman starts at 20 Omani rials (about $ 52).

Other visa fees for Oman

Some of the most popular Oman visas and their costs at a glance:

Online Visa Application Service

This is yet another initiative from Royal Oman Police in enhancing its services to minimize the time and efforts of people. It enables people to fill Visa Application form online through the ROP website, thus reducing the time taken for purchasing the application form and getting it typed. It also removes the time taken by the visa officer to re-type the information at the time of submission.

Currently the service allows submission of applications for   NEW VISA   &  RENEWAL OF RESIDENCE VISA

The online application process requires the user to:

Step 1 : Fill up and submit the Online Visa Application Form Step 2 : Complete online payment process ( RENEWAL ONLY ) Step 3 : Print the completed form Step 4 : Take the printed form enclosed with the required documents to the nearest ROP Visa office

The Visa Application print page is now available in PDF format . You are required to have a PDF Reader software installed on your machine. If you don't have one currently installed, click here to download/install the Adobe Acrobat Reader software. Alternately, you can install any other PDF reader software of your choice.

VISA APPLICATION FORM

Please read the following instructions carefully before filling in the visa application form

Important note:

• Enclose copy of the applicant’s passport and other documents.
• Applicants should comply with laws applicable in the Sultanate of Oman, otherwise they will be subject to legal enquiry.
• Under no circumstance the employee shall be allowed to work for any one other than his/her sponsor.
• In all cases the Directorate Gen. of Passports & Residence have the right to reject the application without declaring any reason.
• Applicants should be in the Sultanate to renew their residence permits.
• Passport validity extensions not acceptable for visa application.
• Family joining visa applications accepted only for children below 21 years old.
• For more information click here or refer to the Directorate General of the Passports & Residence guide book.
• According to Article (16) of the Implementing Regulation of the Foreigners’ Residence Law, obtaining a valid entry visa, does not necessarily mean that you will be allowed to enter the Sultanate. Passport & Residence officer has the right to refuse your entry, on grounds of Public Interest.
• Online Payment is NON-REFUNDABLE for visa renewal applications

COMPLETE PAYMENT AND/OR RE-PRINT YOUR APPLICATION

You can complete the online payment (fee, penalty and extra penalty) and/or re-print your visa application details if you have already filled the visa application form online. You need to login using your application number and the reference key that was provided at the time of submission.

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Do I need a visa to go to Oman?

Mar 8, 2022 • 6 min read

The timeless traditions of the desert live on in Oman. Here's how to get a visa to Oman and experience them yourself © Westend61 / Getty

Home to stunning dive sites, intriguing archeological ruins, historic forts and souqs (markets) and some of the region’s best hiking trails, Oman promises an unforgettable travel experience. Visas to visit this complex, storied land are easy to obtain, but there's some red tape to navigate compared to its Gulf neighbors.

Many people visit Oman after spending a few days in Dubai in the neighboring United Arab Emirates, but you may feel a bit overwhelmed by the visa process for Oman. Whether you plan to relax on the beach, explore history Muscat, or go hiking in the Hajar Mountains, here’s a guide to the latest visa requirements for this fascinating desert sultanate.

Who needs a visa to visit Oman?

Citizens of 103 countries – including the US, Canada, the UK, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and most EU and EEA nations – can visit Oman without a visa, so long as the stay does not exceed 14 days. See the website of the Foreign Ministry of Oman for a full list of countries approved for visa-free travel.

Citizens of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, which includes Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, can travel to Oman completely visa-free. If you're unsure about the rules for your nationality, check the website of the Royal Oman Police – the body responsible for overseeing Oman's immigration system.

All visa-exempt visitors need to present evidence of confirmed hotel bookings for the entire duration of their stay, plus health insurance and a return travel ticket leaving Oman within the visa-free period. Your passport should also be valid for at least six months after the date you arrive in Oman.

Additional requirements for visa-free travel

Citizens of some countries on the approved list, such as Mexico, India and Jordan, can only visit Oman without a visa if they hold a valid Schengen Area visa or a valid visa for the US, Canada, Australia, UK or Japan (or are legally resident in one of these countries). Consult the Royal Oman Police website for more information.

How to stay in Oman longer than 14 days

Apart from visitors from GCC countries, all travelers require a tourist visa to enter Oman if they intend to stay in the country for more than 14 days. Applications for all types of tourist visas must be made online on the official Oman e-visa website before arriving in Oman. 

Visas for tourists who are GCC residents

Visitors who are resident in the GCC but hold different citizenship can apply for a Resident Tourist Visa so long as they are employed in a profession on Oman's approved list (or accompanied by someone in one of those professions). These visas cost OR5 (US$13) and allow stays in Oman of up to 28 days.

Applications must be made via the official Oman e-visa website, and your GCC residence visa must be valid for at least six months after entry into Oman.

Visa for tourists who are not GCC residents

Tourists who are not residents in a GCC country who want to visit Oman for more than 14 days will need to apply online for an Unsponsored Visit Visa. There are various types of Unsponsored Visit Visas, valid for tourism, business travel or transiting through the country, and each has its own rules and conditions.

It's best to check which class of visa you’re eligible to apply for and the visa conditions via the visa eligibility tool on the official Royal Oman Police website. 

Visas for 30-day stays in Oman

Citizens of 72 countries – including the US, Canada, UK, Australia, Japan, and many European countries – can apply for a 26B Tourist Visit Visa, a single-entry visa that allows you to stay in Oman for 30 days. This costs OR20 (US$52), and applications must be made on the official website where a full list of eligible nationalities is available.

The same nationalities can also apply for the 36B Tourist Visit Visa, a long-term, multiple-entry visa that is valid for one year and allows a maximum stay of 30 days in Oman for each visit. It costs OR50 (US$130).

Other classes of Tourist Visit Visas

Citizens from other countries who have a valid Schengen Area visa or a valid visa for the US, UK, Canada, Australia or Japan may be eligible to apply for a single-entry 26M Tourist Visit Visa for OR20 (US$52), or a one-year multiple-entry 36M Tourist Visit Visa for OR50 (US$130). The list of approved countries includes India, Mexico, Peru, Guatemala, Maldives, Uzbekistan and Vietnam.

How to visit Oman from Dubai

Travelers who fulfill the conditions for visa-exempt entry into Oman and have a valid tourist visa for Dubai can apply for a Type 21 Dubai/Oman Common Visa (also called the Dubai/Oman Joint Visa). This free single-entry visa allows a stay of up to 21 days in Oman and is not extendable. It is only valid if you enter Oman directly from Dubai (and not from any other emirate in the UAE).

You can apply for this visa through the Consulate General of the Sultanate of Oman in Dubai. To qualify for this class of visa, your Dubai tourist visa must have at least 21 days validity remaining on the date you enter Oman.

Other visa options for Oman

Five and 10-year multiple-entry visas are available for US diplomatic passport holders and US citizens who are visiting Oman to attend a training course or as a member of an international organization registered in Oman, such as the World Health Organization. To apply, you’ll need to submit additional documents detailing the purpose of your visit.

Applying for a visa for Oman

When applying for an Omani visa via the official e-visa portal , ensure your passport is valid for at least six months after the date you plan to enter Oman. You will need to submit a photograph, a copy of your passport, a hotel booking, and confirmed flight tickets confirming the dates of your entry and departure from Oman.

Visa processing times can vary depending on the type of visa – expect the process to take anything from 24 hours to a few days. To ensure that your visa is authorized before you check in for your flight, apply online at least four days in advance of your trip.

Even if you intend to drive to Oman from Dubai and enter through a land border, it's wise to apply online for the right type of visa before you travel. Hard copy application forms allowing you to apply for an Omani visa on arrival may be available at the border, but this system is being phased out, and wait times can be several hours.

Overstays and visa extensions for Oman

If you overstay your visa, a fine of OR10 (US$26) applies for every day beyond the term allowed on your visa, and you may have trouble entering Oman in future. Single-entry tourist visas can be extended for another 30 days, multiple-entry tourist visas cannot be extended – you can apply for a visa extension on the official e-visa portal.

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Immigration & Issue of Visas

International visitors to Oman require valid passports (Except GCC citizens who hold valid government-issued National ID cards) and most will require a visa for the duration of their stay. Some nationalities and resident of GCC countries may avail the ‘Visa on Arrival’ facility wherever applicable.  

All international visitors to Oman (other than Gulf Cooperation Council Nationals) require visas for the duration of their stay. Immigration and visa issue is under the control of the Royal Oman Police. Passengers are requested to check with their nearest Omani embassy or with their airline for visa requirements. To obtain a visa, all passengers must have a passport valid for more than 6 months. For further information about visas for Oman, please click on the following link: https://evisa.rop.gov.om/en/web/guest/voa/-/VisaWizardportlet/Start-again

Royal Oman Police Visa Immigration Contact:

Passenger wishing to discuss visa and immigration issues relevant to the airport should contact the Royal Oman Police on 24353411.

Eligible passengers wishing to apply for a visa online prior to departure, should apply via the following link: https://evisa.rop.gov.om/en/voa

Subject to the successful application for a visa online, passengers are required to retain the reference number when travelling to Muscat . Upon arriving, they should proceed directly to one of the immigration counters and present their passport and reference number to the immigration officer.

Certain nationalities are eligible to obtain a visa on arrival. Please check with your airline or Royal Oman Police if you are eligible. https://evisa.rop.gov.om/en/voa Upon arrival, passengers should follow the following process:

Passengers not eligible for a visa on arrival, will need to arrange for one prior to travelling. This can be done either through your nearest Omani embassy, http://om.embassyinformation.com , or can be arranged via a sponsor in Oman. Please ensure you plan enough time for the visa to be processed.

Obtaining a visa through a sponsor in Oman

Passengers travelling for employment, business, or joining family residing in Oman, can obtain a visa through a sponsor in Oman. The sponsor is required to obtain the visa in advance and should deposit the visa with the Visa Deposit counter which is located in the arrival hall, next to the Baggage Enquiry counter close to the canteen, at Muscat Airport.

Visa Deposit (Sponsor in Oman)

Visas obtained through a sponsor in Oman should be deposited for arriving passengers at the visa deposit office at the Arrival Hall. This should be done at least 24 hours prior to arrival. The visa deposit counter is located in the arrival meet and greet area, next to the Baggage Enquiry counter close to canteen at Muscat Airport. The visa deposit counter is open from:

Passengers entering Oman on a pre-arranged employment visa should ensure that they have a clear copy of the visa with them for presentation upon arrival. To clear immigration, passengers should follow the following procedure: •  Passengers who have a clear copy of their visa should proceed directly to ‘Visa Collection Counter’ which is located close to the immigration counter. •  Upon completion of iris screening and finger printing, proceed to the immigration counter where your passport will be stamped with your visa. Passenger who do not have a copy of their employment visa, can collect the original visa deposit slip from the Visa Collection Counter in the immigration hall.

Airline advice for passengers travelling from India or Pakistan to Muscat on a new visa

For passengers travelling from Pakistan or India to Muscat on a new visa, it is necessary to receive an “OK TO BOARD” notification from the office where the ticket was issued prior to travelling. Visa requirements to obtain the “ok to board” notification are: a) Original Visa Deposit slip b) Photocopy of visa

Separate immigration counters are available for residents of Gulf Cooperation Council countries. Immigration counter from number 1 to 4 can be used by GCC nationals.

Dedicated diplomatic counters are marked from counter 1 to 4.

For employers requiring to cancel visas for exiting employees, there are few steps to be followed:

a) Airline Check in Proceed to the airline check-in desk and perform the check in b) Visa Cancellation Process Upon completion of Check-In operation, • Proceed to the visa cancellation Office which is located on the right hand side of the Out Of Gauge baggage Counter in the departure hall. • The Visa Officer will process the visa cancellation. • The passengers will then be directed to the departures section.

c) Payment of fines for expired visa (visa cancellation)

For passengers exiting the country with expired visas, it is necessary to first pay all late payment fines. These fines can be paid at the Ministry of Manpower Office at the check-in hall.

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Travel Advisory July 13, 2023

Oman - level 2: exercise increased caution.

Reissued with obsolete COVID-19 page links removed.

Exercise increased caution due to  terrorism  and  armed conflict . Some areas have increased risk.  Read the entire Travel Advisory.

Do not travel to:

• The Yemen border area due to  terrorism  and  armed conflict .

Country Summary : Due to risks to civil aviation operating within the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman region, including Oman, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued an advisory Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) and/or a Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR). For more information U.S. citizens should consult the  Federal Aviation Administration’s Prohibitions, Restrictions and Notices .

Read the  country information page  for additional information on travel to Oman.

If you decide to travel to Oman:

• Enroll in the  Smart Traveler Enrollment Program  ( STEP ) to receive Alerts and make it easier to locate you in an emergency.
• Follow the Department of State on  Facebook  and  Twitter .
• Review the  Country Security Report  for Oman.
• Visit the CDC page for the latest  Travel Health Information  related to your travel.
• U.S. citizens who travel abroad should always have a contingency plan for emergency situations. Review the  Traveler’s Checklist .

Yemen Border Area

Terrorist attacks and violence continue in Yemen. Crossing the border into Yemen can be dangerous, and U.S. citizens who attempt to cross the Oman-Yemen border, from either Oman or Yemen, may be detained by Omani authorities.

Visit our website for  High-Risk Travelers .

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Jamiat A'Duwal Al Arabiya Street, Al Khuwair Area (Shatti Al-Qurum), Muscat Oman Telephone: +(968) 2464-3400 Emergency After-Hours Telephone: +(968) 2464-3400 Fax: +(968) 2464-3535 Email:  [email protected]

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Entry, Exit and Visa Requirements

COVID-19 Requirements: There are no COVID-related entry requirements for U.S. citizens.

Please visit the  Embassy of Oman website  for the most current visa information.

Requirements for Entry:

• Passport valid for at least six months

Tourist Visas: 

• U.S. citizens should apply for tourist visas in advance via the  Royal Oman Police E-Visa website . Tourist visas are also available upon arrival at airports and land crossings.
• Visas are issued at Mazoonah and Sarfait (Oman-Yemen land borders) on a case-by-case basis.
• The current list of visa types and a schedule of fees are available at the  Royal Oman Police website .
• Have proof of adequate funds and an onward/return ticket.

Penalties for expired passports or visas include fines and/or imprisonment.

Avoid Travel to Yemen:  We strongly advise U.S. citizens against travel to Yemen. Crossing the Yemen-Oman border can be dangerous, and U.S. citizens who do so are routinely detained by Omani authorities. The Department of State and U.S. embassies abroad will not facilitate entry of U.S. citizens into Yemen. See Our  Travel Advisory for Yemen  for further information.

Oman does not recognize dual nationality. Omani authorities may confiscate your U.S. passport if you have Oman/U.S. dual nationality. Should this happen, contact the U.S. Embassy. This does not constitute loss of U.S. citizenship.

Children of Omani fathers automatically acquire Omani citizenship at birth and must enter and exit Oman on their Omani passports.

Omani/U.S. dual nationals are subject to all Omani laws, including those placing special obligations on citizens of Oman.

Expect considerable delays if your U.S. passport is lost or stolen. The Royal Oman Police require entry verification upon departure. If your passport containing your entry stamp is lost or stolen, a police report may be required to exit Oman using a replacement passport. For further details, see the  Royal Oman Police website .

Yellow fever vaccinations are required if you are coming from a country with yellow fever outbreaks.

Some HIV/AIDS entry restrictions exist for visitors and foreign residents of Oman. HIV/AIDS testing is required upon arrival for people on work or immigrant visas. Oman does not accept U.S. HIV/AIDS testing. Verify this information with the  Embassy of Oman  before traveling.

Customs Regulations:

• Pornographic materials and firearms are prohibited.
• Muslim travelers are forbidden to bring in alcohol. Oman does not require visitors to identify with a religion.
• Non-Muslim travelers can bring in two bottles of alcohol bought at a duty-free shop.

Find information on  dual nationality ,  prevention of international child abduction  and  customs regulations  on our websites.

Safety and Security

Terrorism:  Terrorist groups and those inspired by such organizations are intent on attacking U.S. citizens abroad.  Terrorists are increasingly using less sophisticated methods of attack – including knives, firearms, and vehicles – to more effectively target crowds.  Frequently, their aim is unprotected or vulnerable targets, such as: 

• High-profile public events (sporting contests, political rallies, demonstrations, holiday events, celebratory gatherings, etc.) 
• Hotels, clubs, and restaurants frequented by tourists 
• Places of worship 
• Schools 
• Parks 
• Shopping malls and markets 
• Public transportation systems (including subways, buses, trains, and scheduled commercial flights)  

For more information, see our Terrorism page. 

MARAD Report:  According to the United States Maritime Administration (MARAD), U.S. flag vessels in the Gulf of Oman, North Arabian Sea, Gulf of Aden, and the Bab el Mandeb regions face an elevated risk of attacks by violent extremists.

U.S. flag vessels should report suspicious activity to:

• COMUSNAVCENT battle watch captain at 011-973-1785-3879
• U.S. Coast Guard National Response Center at 1-800-424-8802 (toll-free), 202-267-2675, or 202-267-4477 (TDD).

Crime : There is minimal street crime in Oman, and violent crime is rare.

See the  Department of State  and the  FBI  pages for information on scams.

Victims of Crime:  U.S. citizen victims of sexual assault are encouraged to contact the U.S. Embassy for assistance. Report crimes to the local police at 9999.  Emergency hotlines are mostly Arabic-speaking.  The U.S. Embassy has received reports from U.S. citizens who were unable to receive assistance due to language barriers.  Contact the U.S. Embassy at +968 2464-3400.  Remember that local authorities are responsible for investigating and prosecuting crimes.

See our webpage on  help for U.S. victims of crime overseas .

• Help you find appropriate medical care
• Assist you in reporting a crime to the police
• Contact relatives or friends with your written consent
• Provide general information regarding the victim’s role during the local investigation and following its conclusion 
• Provide a list of local attorneys
• Provide information on  victim’s compensation programs in the United States
• Provide an emergency loan for repatriation to the United States and/or limited medical support in cases of destitution
• Help you find accommodation and arrange flights home
• Replace a stolen or lost passport

Domestic Violence:  U.S. citizen victims of domestic violence are encouraged to contact the U.S. Embassy for assistance.  The law in Oman does not specifically address domestic violence.  However, charges may be brought under other statutes.  Victims of domestic violence may file a complaint with the police, and reports indicate that police respond promptly and professionally.  The government operates a domestic violence hotline and a shelter for victims.

For additional information please see Oman’s Penal Code and our Human Rights Report for Oman .

Dial 1100 to reach the government-operated domestic violence hotline.

Tourism : The tourism industry is generally well-regulated and rules with regard to best practices and safety inspections are regularly enforced. Hazardous areas/activities are identified with appropriate signage, and professional staff is typically on hand in support of organized activities. In the event of an injury, appropriate medical treatment is widely available throughout the country. Outside of a major metropolitan center, it may take more time for first responders and medical professionals to stabilize a patient and provide life-saving assistance. U.S. citizens are encouraged to purchase medical evacuation insurance . 

Local Laws & Special Circumstances

Criminal Penalties:  You are subject to local laws. If you violate local laws, even unknowingly, you may be expelled, arrested, or imprisoned.  Individuals establishing a business or practicing a profession that requires additional permits or licensing should seek information from the competent local authorities, prior to practicing or operating a business.

Furthermore, some laws are also prosecutable in the U.S., regardless of local law. For examples, see our website on  crimes against minors abroad  and the  Department of Justice website.

Arrest Notification : If you are arrested or detained, ask police or prison officials to notify the U.S. Embassy immediately. Omani authorities typically do not permit foreigners accused of crimes to leave the country while cases are open.

See our  webpage  for further information.

Carry your passport at all times, or you could be detained.

It is illegal to photograph certain buildings.

Alcohol and Drugs:  You may be arrested for possession of alcohol or driving under the influence. Drinking is permitted in some international hotels, bars, homes, and some restaurants.

Penalties for possession, use, or trafficking in illegal drugs include lengthy jail sentences and heavy fines.  Some prescription medications, such as narcotics, available in the United States may be illegal in Oman.  Travelers should check the Oman Ministry of Health’s Medications and Travel webpage before importing prescription medications.

Motor Vehicle Violations:  Traffic laws are strictly enforced and carry heavy penalties. Remote traffic cameras are extensively used to monitor speeding and stop light infractions.

Immigration officials, airports and other ports of entry and exit have ready access to information on traffic offenses, and violators cannot depart Oman unless all fines have been paid in full.

Personal Defamation Charges:

• Using vulgar language or hand gestures can lead to personal defamation charges. 
• An accusation alone, regardless of who files it, can initiate a legal process.
• U.S. citizens can usually resolve these cases with a formal apology and payment of damages to the aggrieved party.

Cultural Heritage Items:  To avoid prosecution, check first with Omani authorities before taking “cultural heritage items” such as archaeological artifacts, meteorites, or stones. 

Notary Services:  All foreign public documents (Birth, Marriage, Death, Divorce, academic records, etc.) need to be apostilled for use in Oman. The U.S. Embassy in Oman cannot apostille any documents issued in the U.S. See  our website  for designated authorities in the United States. That can issue an apostille.

Employment in Oman:  Although a common practice, it is illegal for Omani employers to retain your passport. Such retention could grant undue leverage to your employer in case of a dispute. U.S. passports are the property of the U.S. government.

The U.S. Embassy cannot intervene in labor disputes. At the beginning of any employment, obtain a contract that clearly states the terms of employment. Try to resolve disputes privately with your employer. If this fails, consult our  list of lawyers .

Dress Code : Be sensitive to Islamic culture and do not wear sleeveless shirts, halter-tops, or shorts. Only wear athletic clothing in public when engaged in sports activities.

Currency : U.S. bills printed before 2006 are often not accepted. Local currency is easily available from ATMs or currency exchange counters.

Faith-Based Travelers:  See our following webpages for details:

• Faith-Based Travel Information
• International Religious Freedom Report  – see country reports
• Human Rights Report – see country reports
• Hajj Fact Sheet for Travelers
• Best Practices for Volunteering Abroad

LGBTQI+ Travelers:  Consensual same-sex sexual conduct is illegal and subject to a jail term of six months to three years. See our  LGBTQI+ Travel Information page  and section 6 of our  Human Rights report  for further details.

Travelers with Disabilities:  The law in Oman prohibits discrimination against persons with physical, intellectual, or mental disabilities   Expect accessibility to be limited in older buildings (including government buildings and schools), public transportation, and general infrastructure, and more common in newer medical facilities and public buildings in cities. Outside of urban areas, access is greatly reduced.  Handicapped parking spaces are scarce.

Omanis will generally try to accommodate reasonable requests for assistance.

Students : See our  Students Abroad  page and  FBI travel tips .

Women Travelers:   See our travel tips for  Women Travelers . 

COVID-19 Testing:   For general PCR testing and exiting Oman, various health clinics in Oman offer PCR tests with results within 72 hours as well as 24-hour and 3–6-hour options.  PCR tests are at the expense of the individual/traveler.  Prices vary by clinic and range from 20 – 40 OMR; surcharges often apply for expedited result processing within 24 hours or less.  Drive up testing, walk-in tests, and tests by appointment are all available in Oman.  Test result delivery varies by clinic: e-mail, text, and physical message are commonly used to communicate results.

COVID-19 Vaccines:   The COVID-19 vaccine is available for U.S. citizens to receive in Oman. Please refer to the  Omani Ministry of Health  for additional information on vaccination registration.

Visit the FDA's website to learn more about FDA-approved vaccines in the United States.

For emergency services in Oman, dial 9999.  Emergency hotlines are mostly Arabic-speaking.  The U.S. Embassy has received reports from U.S. citizens who were unable to receive assistance due to language barriers.

Response times for ambulance services vary.  Injured or seriously ill travelers should take a taxi or private vehicle to the nearest major hospital rather than wait for an ambulance.

Modern medical facilities and Western-style pharmacies are available. Local medical treatment varies from average to inadequate, depending on location.

Hospital emergency treatment is available.

We do not pay medical bills.  Be aware that U.S. Medicare/Medicaid does not apply overseas.  Most hospitals and doctors overseas do not accept U.S. health insurance.

Medical Insurance:  Make sure your health insurance plan provides coverage overseas. Most care providers overseas only accept cash payments. See  our webpage  for more information on insurance overseas.  Visit the  U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  for more information on type of insurance you should consider before you travel overseas.

We strongly recommend supplemental insurance to cover medical evacuation.

Always carry your prescription medication in original packaging, along with your doctor’s prescription. Check with the Government of Oman to ensure the medication is legal in Oman.

Vaccinations : Be up-to-date on all  vaccinations  recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Further health information:

• World Health Organization
• U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Air Quality:  Visit  AirNow Department of State  for information on air quality at U.S. Embassies and Consulates.

The U.S. Embassy maintains a  list of doctors and hospitals .  We do not endorse or recommend any specific medical provider or clinic.

Travel and Transportation

Road Conditions:  Road conditions in cities and along major highways are good. Road conditions in rural areas range from good to poor. During rare instances of rain, roads are prone to flash flooding.

Travel between cities can be dangerous due to poor lighting, wandering livestock, and speeding drivers.

Public Transportation:  Public transportation is generally safe, although vehicles may swerve to pick up passengers without warning.

Traffic Violations:

The following traffic violations may result in jail sentences, fines, and/or deportation:

• driving without a license
• running a red light
• driving under the influence of alcohol
• failure to wear a seat belt
• talking on cell phones while driving (hands-free technology is allowed)
• excessive speeding or overtaking another vehicle
• failure to maintain a clean car

When involved in a traffic violation, cooperate with police officers and do not attempt to negotiate payment.

If you are involved in a traffic accident that involves injuries, death, or material damage to vehicles, do not move your vehicle until the police give you permission. Moving your car may be interpreted as an admission of guilt. For minor traffic accidents with no damage or injuries, you may move your vehicle to the side of the road.

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• Residents must have an Omani driver's license.
• To obtain an Omani license, you must take a vision test and either have a U.S. license (with proof of being licensed for at least two years) or take a driving test.

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• Insure rental cars against death, injury, and loss or damage.

Residents may insure their vehicles outside the Sultanate; however, third party liability insurance must be purchased locally.  For all traffic-related emergencies, call the Royal Oman Police at 9999. Have an Arabic speaker call when giving directions to a location, since English-speaking operators are not always available.

See our  Road Safety page  or the  Royal Oman Police website  for further information.

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Oman Visit Visa Application Process & Requirements

You know, back in my traveling days, there was one place that never failed to amaze me with its blend of old-world charm and modern infrastructure – Oman.

Now, I’ve been to a lot of places, but Oman, with its awe-inspiring mountains, vast deserts, and tranquil coastline, is a different ball game altogether.

If you’re looking to get a taste of the Middle East’s history, culture, and beauty all at once, Oman should definitely be on your list.

But of course, before you set foot in this Arabian marvel, you need to get that elusive visit visa .

But, hey, don’t worry, Mani’s got your back. I’m going to guide you through the process step-by-step.

So, buckle up, folks, as we dive into the Oman visit visa application process & requirements.

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Step 1: Type of Visa You Need for Oman

Oman offers various types of visas depending on your purpose and duration of visit. Here are a few types you might be interested in:

• Single Entry Visa: Valid for a stay of up to 10 or 30 days.
• Multiple Entry Visa: Allows multiple entries over a period of 1 year, but each visit can only last up to 30 days.
• GCC Residents Visa: For residents of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.

Remember, the type of visa you need depends on the purpose of your visit. So, select wisely!

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Step 2: Fill Out the Online Visa Application

Oman has embraced the digital age with open arms, so the entire visa application process is online. Hop onto the Royal Oman Police’s eVisa system website and get started.

Make sure you have all the information handy: your passport details, travel itinerary, and so on.

Fill out the application form , double-check for errors (we all make them!), and hit ‘submit.’

Step 3: Gather the Required Documents

Documentation is crucial for any visa process. Here’s a list of documents you’ll need for the Oman visit visa:

• A copy of your passport: It should be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Oman.
• A recent photograph: Digital, of course! Make sure it’s as per the specifications mentioned.
• Proof of accommodation: This could be your hotel booking or a letter from your host in Oman.
• A copy of your return flight ticket.
• Proof of sufficient funds: Like a bank statement. Oman wants to know you can take care of yourself!

Step 4: Pay the Visa Fee

You’re almost there! Now, it’s time to pay the visa fee. This can be done online using a credit or debit card.

The fee varies depending on the type of visa, so make sure you check the exact amount before you pay.

Step 5: Oman Visa Approval

After you’ve done all the hard work, it’s time to sit back and relax. Your application will now be processed, which can take up to a week, though it’s usually quicker.

You’ll receive your visa via email once it’s approved.

Final Thoughts

Remember, this is a general guideline. The exact requirements and processes can vary based on your nationality and the specific type of visa you’re applying for.

So, always check the official Omani eVisa system for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

But hey, don’t let the visa process scare you. The natural beauty and cultural richness of Oman are worth every bit of effort. And with this guide, you

‘re already one step closer to experiencing the magic of Oman. Happy travels!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How long can I stay in Oman with a visit visa?

The duration of your stay depends on the type of visa you have. A single-entry visa allows a stay of up to 10 or 30 days, while a multiple-entry visa allows multiple 30-day visits over a year.

2. Can I extend my Oman visit visa?

In most cases, an Oman visit visa can be extended for an additional 30 days. You’d have to apply for the extension and pay the relevant fee.

3. Can I work in Oman with a visit visa?

No, a visit visa is strictly for the purposes of tourism. If you intend to work in Oman, you’ll need to apply for a separate work visa .

4. What is the processing time for an Oman visit visa?

The processing time can vary, but it’s typically between 24 hours to a week.

5. Can I apply for an Oman visit visa on arrival ?

Oman has phased out visas on arrival in favor of the eVisa system. So, it’s best to apply for your visa online before you travel.

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Oman Tourist Visa Price (Costs) in 2023

The Oman Tourist Visa Prices in 2023 are as follows:

• Single-entry visa (10 days) : OMR 5 (approximately USD 13).
• Single-entry visa (30 days) : OMR 20 (around USD 52).
• Multiple-entry visa (1 year) : OMR 50 (approximately USD 130).

Understanding the Oman Tourist Visa

Before diving into the costs, it’s important to have a basic understanding of the Oman tourist visa. The Royal Oman Police issues the tourist visa, which allows foreign nationals to visit Oman for leisure and tourism purposes.

There are several types of tourist visas, each catering to different travel needs. The most common are:

• Single-entry visa : Allows a single entry for a stay up to 10 or 30 days, depending on the visa.
• Multiple-entry visa : Allows multiple entries over a year with each stay lasting up to 30 days.

It is important to note that the duration of the visa starts from the date of entry into the country, not from the date of visa issuance.

Cost of the Oman Tourist Visa in 2023

The cost of the Oman tourist visa in 2023. Visa fees are regularly reviewed by the Omani authorities, and as of 2023, the prices are as follows:

• Single-entry visa (10 days) : This visa costs OMR 5 (approximately USD 13).
• Single-entry visa (30 days) : The price for this visa is OMR 20 (around USD 52).
• Multiple-entry visa (1 year) : A multiple-entry visa comes at the cost of OMR 50 (approximately USD 130).

These costs are per person and non-refundable, regardless of whether the visa application is approved or denied.

Oman Tourist Visa Additional Costs in 2023

While the visa fee is the primary cost associated with travel to Oman, it is wise to factor in potential additional costs. For example:

• Travel Insurance : While not directly related to the visa price, purchasing travel insurance is prudent and not mandatory. It can range from USD 40 to USD 100 or more, depending on the coverage level and the individual’s age.
• Visa Processing Service : If you choose to use a visa processing service or agency to handle your application, they will charge a service fee. This fee can range from USD 50 to USD 200 or more, depending on the service.
• Penalty for overstaying : Overstaying beyond the duration of your visa can result in a fine. As of 2023, the fine is OMR 10 (about USD 26) per day of overstay.

Here is a table that gives an overview of these costs:

Which Countries Do Not Require A Visa To Enter Oman?

The following countries do not require a visa to enter Oman:

Europe : Albania, Andorra, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, Ukraine, Vatican​.

Asia : Kuwait, Bahrain, UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Armenia, Bhutan, India, Iran, Japan, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Lebanon, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Maldives, Brunei Darussalam, China (includes Hong Kong and Macau)​.

Africa : Algeria, Egypt, Mauritania, Morocco, Seychelles, South Africa, Tunisia​.

South America : Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela​.

North America : Canada, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Salvador, United States​.

Oceania : New Zealand, Australia.

Citizens of the countries listed do not require a visa to enter Oman for tourism purposes, and they can stay for up to 14 days without a visa.

What Are The Payment Methods?

The most convenient way to pay for the Oman tourist visa is online. The Royal Oman Police’s eVisa platform accepts international credit and debit cards, including Visa and MasterCard.

In some cases, cash payments may be accepted at the visa service counters available at Oman’s points of entry. However, this is subject to change, and the availability of visa on arrival is not guaranteed. Hence, it’s strongly recommended to obtain your visa before you travel.

How to Apply for an Oman Tourist Visa

Applying for an Oman tourist visa is a straightforward process. You can apply online via the official Royal Oman Police website. You’ll need to fill out an application form and upload required documents, such as a copy of your passport and a photograph.

Once you’ve submitted your application and paid the visa fee, you’ll receive an email with your eVisa once it’s been approved. This process typically takes a few days, but it’s recommended to apply at least a week before your planned trip to allow for any potential delays.

What Is The Refund and Cancellation Policy?

It’s crucial to understand the refund and cancellation policy before applying for an Oman tourist visa. In general, visa fees are non-refundable regardless of whether your application is approved, denied, or if you cancel your application.

Therefore, it’s advisable to make sure your travel plans are firm before applying for your visa.

What Are The Costs for Visa Extensions?

If you wish to stay in Oman beyond the validity of your visa, you need to apply for a visa extension before your current visa expires.

As of 2023, the extension fee for a 10-day tourist visa is OMR 5 (approx. USD 13) , and for a 30-day tourist visa, it’s OMR 20 (approx. USD 52) .

Remember, this needs to be done within Oman before your visa expires.

Are There Costs for Different Nationalities?

The Oman tourist visa fees are generally the same for all nationalities. However, there might be some exceptions or reciprocal arrangements that could affect visa costs.

Are There Any Exemptions and Waivers For The Visa?

There are certain categories of travelers who might be exempt from paying the Oman tourist visa fee or may be eligible for a visa fee waiver. For example, certain diplomatic or official passport holders, children under a certain age, or individuals from specific nations may be exempt.

What Is The Price Comparison with Neighboring Countries?

Comparatively, the Oman tourist visa fee is competitively priced. For instance, as of 2023, the United Arab Emirates charges approximately USD 95 for a 30-day tourist visa, while Saudi Arabia charges around USD 133 for a single-entry tourist visa.

This makes Oman an affordable destination for tourists planning a trip in the Middle East region.

Is There Express or Urgent Visa Processing?

As of 2023, Oman does not offer an express or urgent visa processing service. The standard processing time for an Oman tourist visa is within 24 hours, though it’s recommended to apply at least a week in advance of your travel date to accommodate for any potential delays.

Are There Additional Costs on Arrival?

While there aren’t any specific entry or exit fees in Oman apart from the visa fee, you should budget for other possible expenses.

For instance, you may need to consider transportation costs from the airport to your accommodation, costs for local SIM cards or internet access, or any immediate necessities upon arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can i pay for the oman tourist visa on arrival.

While some visas can be obtained on arrival, the eVisa system is the recommended route since visa-on-arrival services may be phased out. To avoid potential issues, travelers are advised to secure their visa prior to their journey.

I need to extend my visa, but I am already in Oman. What will it cost?

For a 10-day tourist visa extension, the fee is OMR 5 (approximately USD 13), and for a 30-day tourist visa extension, it’s OMR 20 (approximately USD 52). It’s vital to apply for your extension before your current visa expires to avoid fines for overstaying.

Can I get a discount on the visa fee if I'm traveling with a large group?

As of 2023, there are no group discounts available for Oman’s tourist visas. Each individual needs to apply and pay for their own visa.

Is there an additional fee for visa application processing?

No, there are no additional government fees for processing the visa application. However, if you use a visa processing agency or service, they may charge their own separate service fees.

Are there any penalties if I overstay my visa duration?

Yes, overstaying beyond your visa duration can result in a fine. As of 2023, the fine is OMR 10 (about USD 26) per day of overstay. It’s important to leave Oman or extend your visa before it expires to avoid these penalties.

With its stunning landscapes, ancient culture, and modern amenities, Oman offers a unique travel experience. Being informed about the visa process and costs helps ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip.

The Oman tourist visa prices in 2023 are reasonable, considering the enriching experience this Arabian jewel offers. By planning ahead and budgeting for these costs, you’re one step closer to embarking on your Omani adventure.

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Types of Tourist Visa and Requirements in 2024- Oman Visa

Nestled on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality, Oman has become an increasingly popular destination for travelers seeking an authentic Arabian experience. Before you embark on your journey, let’s delve into the enchanting attractions Oman has to offer and understand the essential details about obtaining a tourist visa.

Before planning your trip, it’s crucial to understand Oman’s tourist visa requirements. As of 2024, travelers from many countries are eligible for a visa on arrival, making the process convenient. But it is required to know everythings in detail before choosing a perfect tourist visa for Oman .

There are two types of Oman Tourist Visa :

Sponsored Visa

Sponsored tourist visa is used to visit Oman for a person sponsored by a local sponsor. It is used for tourism purposes. It can be used for a 3 Month period. This visa can be used for a single entry to Oman. It is of two types –

Types of sponsored Tourist visa

Tourist visa 10 days (6a type).

It is valid for 3 months and the length of stay with this visa is 10 days. The visa fee for this visa is OMR 5000 that is non-refundable.

Tourist Visa 30 Days (6B type)

This visa is valid for 3 months and a length of 30 days stay in Oman. The visa fee for this visa is OMR 20000 which is non-refundable.

Unsponsored Visa

Unsponsored tourist visa is used to visit Oman for a person without sponsor. It is used for tourism purposes.Visa are available with some conditions to single and multiple entries.

Types of unsponsored Tourist visa

Tourist visa 10 days (26a type).

It is a tourist visa for a visit to Oman for a person who belongs to G1 national. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 10 days. Visa fee is OMR 5.000 that is non-refundable.

Tourist Visa 30 Days (26B type)

It is a tourist visa for a visit to Oman for a person who belongs to G1 national. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 30 days. The visa fee for this visa is OMR 20.000 which is non-refundable. This visa cannot be changed to a work visa while inside the sultanate of Oman.

Tourist Visa 3MNF (26C type)

It is a tourist visa for a visit to Oman for a person who is a New Zealand national. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 30 months. There is no fee for this visa. This visa cannot be changed to a work visa while inside the sultanate of Oman..

Tourist Visa 3DNF (26D type)

It is a tourist visa for a visit to Oman for a person who is from South Korea and Brunei. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 30 months. There is no fee for this visa. This visa cannot be changed to a work visa while inside the sultanate of Oman. Non-Group1 nationals are eligible if the spouse or child of accompanying Group1 nationals.

Tourist Visa 3DFAM (26E type)

It is a tourist visa for a visit to Oman by a person who is a spouse or a child of a dependent holding 26A or 26N visa subtype. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 10 days. The visa fee is OMR 5.000 which is non-refundable. Non-Group1 nationals are eligible if the spouse or child of accompanying Group1 nationals.

Tourist Visa 30DFAM (26F type)

It is a tourist visa for a visit to Oman by a person who is a spouse or a child of a dependent holding 26B or 26M visa subtype. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 10 days. The visa fee is OMR 20.000 which is non-refundable. This visa cannot be changed to a work visa while inside the Sultanate of Oman. Non-Group1 nationals are eligible if the spouse or child of accompanying Group1 nationals.

Tourist Visa 30DFAMC (26G type)

This type of tourist visa is for a person who is not a NZ national, but is the spouse or child of a NZ national, and who is accompanied by that NZ national. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 30 days. The visa fee is OMR 20.000 which is non-refundable. This visa cannot be changed to a work visa while inside the Sultanate of Oman. Non-Group1 nationals are eligible if the spouse or child of accompanying Group1 nationals.

Tourist Visa 30DFAMD(26H type)

This type of tourist visa is for a person who is not a South Korea or Brunei national, but is the spouse or child of a South Korea or Brunei national, and who is accompanied by that South Korea or Brunei. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 30 days. The visa fee is OMR 20.000 which is non-refundable. This visa cannot be changed to a work visa while inside the Sultanate of Oman. Non-Group1 nationals are eligible if the spouse or child of accompanying Group1 nationals.

Tourist Visa D1M(26J type)

This type of Oman tourist visa is by a diplomatic passport holder who is on the DIP1M list of nationalities. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 30 days. There is no fee for this visa. Applicants must hold a diplomatic passport.

Tourist Visa D3M(26K type)

This type of Oman tourist visa is by a diplomatic passport holder who is on the DIP3M list of nationalities. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 3 months. There is no fee for this visa. Applicants must be a citizen of one of the D3M countries.

Tourist Visa D6M(26L type)

This type of Oman tourist visa is by a diplomatic passport holder who is on the DIP6M list of nationalities. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 6 months. There is no fee for this visa. Applicants must be a citizen of one of the D3M countries.

Tourist Visa 30DCG1(26M type)

This type of Oman tourist visa is for a Visit to Oman (30 days) by a person who is in the list of allowed nationalities and has a valid Schengen visa or a valid visa to one of the following countries (USA, UK, Canada, Australia or Japan). For Moroccan nationals, only a valid Schengen Visa issued in Morocco is applicable. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 30 days. The visa fee is OMR 20.000 which is non-refundable. Applicant must hold either: a valid Schengen Visa; OR a Valid Residency Visa or Multi-Entry Visa from Great Britain, Australia, U.S.A, Canada or Japan.

Tourist Visa 10DCG1(26N type)

This type of Oman tourist visa is for a Visit to Oman (30 days) by a person who is in the list of allowed nationalities and has a valid Schengen visa or a valid visa to one of the following countries (USA, UK, Canada, Australia or Japan). For Moroccan nationals, only a valid Schengen Visa issued in Morocco is applicable. It is valid for 1 month with a stay validity of 10 days. The visa fee is OMR 5.000 which is non-refundable. Applicants must hold either: a valid Schengen Visa; OR a Valid Residency Visa or Multi-Entry Visa from Great Britain, Australia, U.S.A, Canada or Japan. This visa cannot be changed to a work visa while inside the Sultanate of Oman.

Tourist Visa 14 days(26O type)

This is a 14 days free tourist visa for people who belong to G1 special countries. This visa is valid for one month with a stay validity of 10 days.

Tourist Visa 14 days(26P type)

This is a Free Entry visa to the Sultanate for 14 Days (A companion to a person holding a nationality from G1 Special). This visa is valid for one month with a stay validity of 10 days.

Documents for sponsored Tourist visa

The following document are required for a sponsored Tourist visa

• Passport must be valid for at least 6 months on entry to Oman.
• A photograph of the applicants (digital).
• A copy of the applicant’s passport.
• A typed and stamped letter from the sponsor.
• The visa application requires valid supporting documents.

Tourist visa Extension

The following document are required for a sponsored tourist visa

• First time Extension of Stay can be done by the applicant. Second and subsequent extensions can only be done by visiting a DGPCS office.
• Extension of stay allowed is the same as the original visa.
• Extend your visa before it expires. 
• If the visitor overstays in Oman, there is a fine of OMR 10.000 for each day of overstay.

Other Notable Points

• Must be outside the Sultanate of Oman at time of application.
• Must be sponsored by an approved Oman sponsor.
• Must not have other current Oman visa.
• Possession of a valid visa does not guarantee that a traveler will be granted entry to Oman. Entry to Oman is at the discretion of the Royal Oman Police officer at the port of entry.

However, it’s advisable to check the latest updates on the official Oman government website or consult with your nearest Omani embassy or consulate with Visits Visa for the most accurate and up-to-date information as well as Oman visa apply online .

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When you travel to Oman, chances are that you need a visa to enter the country. Only six states are visa-exempt, so you need to check your eligibility for an electronic visa before you plan your trip. Some of the other nationalities have the option, with iVisa , to apply online from the comfort of their home! As for the Oman visa fee, it depends on two factors: the processing time you select during the application process and the visa type. You will find all the information below.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do i need a visa to visit oman.

All will depend on your nationality. To check your eligibility for the Oman eVisa you can use our Visa Checker . Just insert your country of origin and select Oman as your destination. The information you need will be displayed in just a second.

What does eVisa means?

It is an official and authorized document that allows you to travel to and from Oman. It is important to mention that the Oman eVisa is linked to your passport electronically.

How long can visitors stay in Oman with an eVisa?

Visitors with an eVisa can stay in Oman for 90 days Per Entry . There is also the option to get a Multiple Entry type of eVisa.

What are the documents required to apply?

In order to apply online with us , you require to supply some documents:

• Supporting Document (if applicable)
• Last page of passport (if applicable)
• Birth certificate (if applicable)
• Passport page
• Airline confirmation (if applicable)
• Proof of accommodation (if applicable)
• Applicant's photo **

What is the validity of the eVisa?

You can use your eVisa for 30 days after issued in Oman.

What is the visa cost for Oman??

The Oman visa cost USD $121.99 which includes the fees for standard processing . There is also rush and super rush options available for a higher fee. Here are the full details:

Standard processing – this is the slowest option you can choose, but if you are not in a hurry, there is no point in spending more money on faster processing time. Your visa application is processed within 4 days , and the price is USD $121.99 .

Rush processing – the middle option means that you will receive your visa within 2 days , and the fee is USD $166.99 .

Super rush processing – this is the fastest alternative. It is ideal for people who need to be on the next plane to Oman. We process your Oman eVisa in only 24 hours , but with a total cost of USD $230.99 .

Note: the fees above apply for the 1year, Multiple Entry eVisa. Prices and information can vary depending on the visa type as said above.

Click here to start your application.

How is the functionality of the Oman eVisa?

We receive the applicant's visa application form and we work on it. We enter all the applicant's data and documents on the official website of the Government of Oman. Once we upload the documents and fill out the entire form, we send the application and follow up on your eVisa request until the government sends us the response (approval or rejection.)

How long does it take to apply for an Oman eVisa?

You just need to deal with our easy application form. This will take only 10 minutes of your time!

How can I apply for an Oman eVisa?

The application for this document is really easy. It only consists of three steps:

• Fill in your general data. You also need to choose the processing time from the options mentioned above.
• Revise step one and make the payment (the price will change depending on the processing time you choose.)
• Respond to a quick questionnaire and upload a photo. At this point you will need to upload your passport scan and the other requested documents (that can depend on the applicant's situation.)

Click here to start. After you are done, submit your form and wait for your visa to arrive. In case you need assistance to fill your application, iVisa has a fantastic support service that you can call 24/7.

What happens after I have applied?

We will send you your eVisa via email. No need to deal with the embassy. We do it for you so you don't lose valuable time.

How can I apply for my family or friends?

You must have all the required documents in order to apply for this eVisa . If more than 2 people will be traveling to this country, you can add them in the same application form you fill out. Just click on add new applicant and complete the information for the other members of your group of friends and/or family.

What can I do if I make a mistake in my application?

Please contact our customer service support as soon as you can and we will assist you.

The eVisa is linked to your passport number, if we already submitted your application, then it is not possible to make any changes and you will have to apply again but we will NOT charge you another service fee.

Is it safe to use iVisa to get my Oman eVisa?

Our company wants our clients to be satisfied and secure when processing a visa. Your information will be stored in a special database we work with and will not be exposed to the internet. We also have a specialized team that will take care of every detail of your application from start to finish. You can learn more about us and get information about what our customers think here .

I have more unresolved questions, where can I find more info?

For specific questions, click here and start chatting with one of our customer service representatives. And if you want to find more info and FAQs, click here .

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The picturesque country of Oman, known for its rugged natural beauty, scenic attractions and cultural heritage, is a popular tourist destination that Emiratis as well as expats frequent for weekend getaways and longer holidays. The process of applying for visa to Oman is relatively simple and easy.

Irrespective of nationality , UAE residents who want to apply for a travel visa for Oman can do so via the Royal Oman Police portal.

If you are also planning to visit the Sultanate of Oman from the UAE, here is everything you need to know about the visa application process — from the visa eligibility criteria and required documents to the online application process and more.

Please note that the visa information given in this article is subject to change and may vary from case-to-case basis. It is therefore recommended to confirm with the official portal of the Royal Police of Oman before applying for a visa.

APPLICATION PROCESS FOR OMAN VISA FOR UAE RESIDENTS

Wondering how to apply for a visit visa to Oman for UAE residents? From eligibility requirements to documentation and more, here is everything you need to know.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR VISA TO OMAN FROM UAE

UAE citizens do not require a visa to travel to Oman. However, residents need to apply for a visit visa to enter Oman. You can check your eligibility criteria through Oman e-visa website.

All you have to do is select your nationality as per your passport and verify whether you are GCC resident or not.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO APPLY FOR AN OMAN VISA FROM THE UAE

Anyone who has been a resident of the UAE for at least six months does not need a sponsor from Oman to get visa approval. All they need is the following documents to apply.

• Copy of valid UAE residence visa
• Passport photo
• Valid passport copy
• Emirates ID copy

Please note:

• The passport has to be valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in Oman.
• Joint family visa applications are allowed only for children under 21 years old.
• The joint visa is free, given that you are coming directly to Oman.
• A visa type 29A, if they are the main visitor with an approved profession
• A visa type 29B if they are accompanying the main traveller.

APPLYING ONLINE FOR AN OMAN VISA FOR THE UAE RESIDENTS

Oman has introduced an online visa portal for the convenience of all those who want to apply. The first step is to create an account on the platform. Let’s take a look at the step-by-step procedure of how to create an account on the Oman eVisa platform.

• Visit official Oman’s eVisa website
• Click on ‘Apply for Tourist Visa’ on the homepage
• Email address
• Family Name
• Mobile number
• Date of Birth
• Nationality

After filling the captcha, you will get a verification code. Enter that code and click on ‘Register’.

After creating the account, you will be asked to choose a visa category and fill out the resident visa application details as follows:

• Country of birth
• Travel document type (passport)
• Travel document number (passport number)
• Required travel documents
• Passport nationality
• Place of issue
• Date and place of birth
• Passport issue and expiry date

OMAN VISIT VISA FROM UAE PRICE

Oman visa cost for UAE residents with a stay limit of 30 days is approximately AED 47.50 (5 Omani Riyal approx.). This type of visa is valid for a month after the approval of the application.

Please note that Oman visit visa price from the UAE differs according to the duration of the visa you apply for.

CONTACT DETAILS

If you are facing any issues in the process of applying for a visa or have any queries, you can contact the Oman eVisa Department.

• Helpline: +968-2-284-8200 | 800-80011
• Office Hours: 07:00 am to 09:00 pm (GMT+4)
• Email: [email protected]

FAQS ABOUT VISA TO OMAN FROM UAE

What is dubai to oman visit visa price.

You can easily apply for Oman visa from Dubai. The tourist visa fee from Dubai to Oman ranges from AED 50 to AED 200 depending on the duration of the visa.

WHAT ARE THE VISA REQUIREMENTS IF I AM TRAVELLING BY ROAD?

Requirements of Oman visa for UAE residents by road remain same irrespective of your travelling mode.

Is it possible for UAE residents to get a visa through a paper application form at Oman’s border posts?

It is recommended that you apply via the website as that is the preferred option. Only in exceptional circumstances, a paper application form at the border post will be accepted.

How can you reprint a visa after approval?

• Visit eVisa website
• Login to your account
• Search for your visa application.
• Fill minimum of one field (travel document number)
• Click “view visa details”
• ‘Generate PDF
• Download/print it

How long can your visa stay valid?

The validity period for an unsponsored resident tourist visa is 28 days or a month.

WHAT IS THE PROCESSING TIME FOR THE VISA?

Oman visa process time varies on a case-to-case basis. It is recommended, however, to apply for a visa application at least four to five days before you need it to be approved.

CAN UAE RESIDENTS GET VISA ON ARRIVAL FOR OMAN?

Oman used to offer visa on arrival for UAE residents, but this service is now replaced by eVisa.

This concludes our guide on the process of applying for visa to Oman from UAE. Consulting the best travel agencies in Dubai can also make the process simpler for you. You can also visit these places in Oman on your tour from Dubai/UAE!

Did you know that you can also go to Oman via bus? Dubai to Oman bus runs three times a day.

Residents of the golden city who like to travel during holidays can also consider some of the popular international destinations to travel from Dubai such as Thailand, Vietnam and Egypt.

Do you want to check your UAE visa status online ? Our comprehensive guide has all the details.

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Visa applicants, including children, are required to pay a non-refundable, non-transferable visa application fee, sometimes referred to as the MRV fee, before applying for a nonimmigrant visa. The visa application fee must be paid whether a visa is issued or not. The type of visa for which you apply determines the fee amount. Depending on your citizenship and the type of visa you are applying for, you may also have to pay a visa issuance or “reciprocity ” fee. This webpage lists visa application fees associated with each nonimmigrant visa type.

Please note that only the application fees for nonimmigrant visas are listed here.

Although fees are listed in U.S. dollars, payment must be made using local currency. You can pay your fee at any Bank Muscat location. More information about payment options is here .

Your visa application fee is non-refundable and you cannot transfer it to another person. You will receive a receipt after paying the application fee.All nonimmigrant visa application fee (also known as the MRV fee) payments made on or after October 1, 2022, are valid for 365 days from the date a receipt is issued for payment of the MRV fee. Applicants must schedule an interview appointment or submit an interview waiver application during this 365-day period. Please note applicants must only schedule their interview or submit their waiver application within the 365-day period. There is no requirement the interview must occur during the 365-day period. All receipts for payment of MRV fees issued before October 1, 2022, were extended until September 30, 2023, and remain valid until this date.

• Applicants for A, G, C-2, C-3, NATO, and diplomatic visas (as defined in 22 CFR 41.26);
• Applicants holding J visas and who are participating in certain official U.S. Government-sponsored educational and cultural exchanges;
• Replacement of a machine-readable visa within one year of visa issuance, when the original visa was not properly affixed or the visa needs to be reissued through no fault of the applicant;
• Applicants exempted by international agreement, including members and staff of an observer mission to United Nations Headquarters recognized by the UN General Assembly, and their immediate families;
• Applicants traveling to provide certain charitable services;
• U.S. Government employees traveling on official business; and,
• A parent, sibling, spouse or child of a U.S. Government employee killed in the line of duty who is traveling to attend the employee's funeral and/or burial; or a parent, sibling, spouse, son or daughter of a U.S. Government employee critically injured in the line of duty for visitation during urgent treatment and convalescence.

In some cases, additional visa fees are paid directly to the National Visa Center, to the U.S. Embassy or to the Department of Homeland Security.

Nonimmigrant Visa Issuance ("Reciprocity") Fees

Applicants from certain countries may be required to pay a visa issuance fee after their application is approved. These fees are based on "reciprocity" (what another country charges a U.S. citizen for a similar-type of visa). The United States strives to eliminate visa issuance fees whenever possible, however, when a foreign government imposes these fees on U.S. citizens for certain types of visas, the United States will impose a "reciprocal" fee on citizens of that country for similar types of visas. The Department of State's website has more information about visa issuance fees and can help you determine if an issuance fee applies to your nationality.

The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) is an Internet-based system that tracks F, M, and J visa participants (and their family members) from the time they receive their initial documentation (either an I-20 or a DS-2019) until they graduate/leave school or conclude/leave program.

F, M and J visa principal applicants: Check with your U.S. school to make sure your information has been entered into SEVIS. You will need to pay a separate SEVIS fee in addition to the visa application fee. For nonimmigrant students with Form I-20, the SEVIS fee is US$350. DHS will maintain the $35 I-901 SEVIS Fee for J exchange visitors in the au pair, camp counselor, and summer work travel program participant categories, but the full I-901 SEVIS Fee for other J exchange visitors is now $220. Proof of payment is required before your student or exchange visitor visa will be issued.  Payment cannot be made at the U.S. Embassy. Instructions for paying the SEVIS fee can be found here .

SEVIS Fee Exception

Applicants participating in a U.S. Government sponsored program (programs whose codes begin with G-1, G-2, G-3, G-7) are not required to pay the SEVIS fee.

Blanket L Fee (Fraud Prevention and Detection Fee) First-time principal applicants who are covered under a blanket petition for L status must pay a Fraud Prevention and Detection fee of US $500. This fee should be paid to the cashier at the Consular Section on the day of the interview. If a subsequent L-1 visa application is based on a new Form I-129S, the Fraud Prevention and Detection fee must be collected again.

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