Visa not required
Oman's Foreign Ministry states that citizens of Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates do not require visas to enter Oman.
For travellers from the UAE, Oman entry can depend on citizenship, nationality, GCC residence and the type of visit. Build the route first, then prepare only the documents that belong to it.
Current official guidance separates GCC citizens, eligible visa-exempt visitors and travellers who need to use the Royal Oman Police eVisa system.
Oman's Foreign Ministry states that citizens of Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates do not require visas to enter Oman.
More than 100 listed nationalities / regions can use a short visa-exemption facility subject to current conditions and, for some groups, additional eligibility criteria.
The Royal Oman Police eligibility wizard uses nationality and GCC-residence information to show available visa options.
This tool structures the information for the service desk. It does not independently decide eligibility; the official Oman route must still be checked.
For travellers using Oman's current up-to-14-day exemption facility, official guidance attaches entry conditions. Eligibility depends on nationality and, for some groups, additional residence or visa criteria.
The current Oman Foreign Ministry guidance for the 14-day facility requires a passport valid for at least six months.
A return ticket is listed among the conditions for the short visa-exemption facility.
Current guidance lists a confirmed hotel reservation as part of the 14-day entry conditions.
Health insurance and sufficient means for the stay are also listed in the current official conditions.
The ROP eligibility wizard explicitly asks whether the applicant is resident in a GCC country. For some non-GCC citizens, residence status and other conditions can affect which Oman visitor options appear.
Before asking the desk to check the route, prepare the facts that the official eligibility system is likely to need.
The route varies by traveller, but the practical sequence should stay clear.
Confirm whether GCC entry, visa exemption or an eVisa route applies.
Review passport, residence and trip conditions for the selected route.
Collect only the documents relevant to the actual Oman category.
Use the Royal Oman Police eVisa process or other official route where applicable.
Carry the required travel documents and follow the entry conditions in force.
Entry rules can change, so the final route should be checked against the Royal Oman Police and Oman Foreign Ministry information.
Djamel DXB can help understand and prepare the practical route. Oman authorities control visa eligibility, approvals and entry.
Current Oman Foreign Ministry guidance states that citizens of GCC countries, including the United Arab Emirates, do not require visas to enter Oman. Other travel-document and entry conditions should still be checked before departure.
No. UAE residence is not the same as UAE citizenship. For non-GCC citizens, nationality, GCC residence and other eligibility conditions can affect the route. The Royal Oman Police eligibility wizard should be checked.
Oman currently lists more than 100 countries and regions for an up-to-14-day exemption, divided into groups with different conditions. Some nationalities in the second group need additional qualifying residence or valid visas. Always check the current official list.
The current official 14-day visa-exemption conditions require at least six months of passport validity. Other Oman visa categories should be checked against their own current official requirements rather than assuming one rule covers every route.
No. We can help with preparation and practical application support. Eligibility, approval and entry remain decisions of Oman authorities.
We can use that information to structure the practical Oman route before you prepare the wrong application.