Oman offers several eVisa categories to accommodate different types of travelers. Understanding the available visa types and their associated fees helps you choose the right option for your trip and budget your travel expenses accurately. This guide provides a complete breakdown of all Oman eVisa types and their 2026 pricing.
Tourist Visa — 10-Day Single Entry
The most affordable option for short visits, the 10-day tourist visa is ideal for travelers planning a quick getaway to Oman.
- Duration: 10 days from the date of entry
- Entry type: Single entry
- Fee: OMR 5 (approximately USD 13)
- Extendable: No
- Best for: Weekend trips, short city breaks, transit tourism
Tourist Visa — 30-Day Single Entry
The most popular choice among tourists, this visa gives you a full month to explore Oman’s diverse landscapes and attractions.
- Duration: 30 days from the date of entry
- Entry type: Single entry
- Fee: OMR 20 (approximately USD 52)
- Extendable: No
- Best for: Extended vacations, road trips across Oman, cultural exploration
Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa
Frequent visitors to Oman or travelers combining Oman with trips to neighboring Gulf countries will find this visa the most cost-effective option.
- Duration: 1 year from the date of issue
- Entry type: Multiple entries
- Stay per entry: Up to 30 days
- Fee: OMR 50 (approximately USD 130)
- Extendable: No (each stay limited to 30 days)
- Best for: Business travelers, frequent visitors, regional travelers
GCC Resident Visa
Designed for non-GCC nationals who hold valid residence permits in Gulf Cooperation Council countries. This visa offers a convenient option for residents of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar.
- Duration: 28 days from the date of entry
- Entry type: Single entry
- Fee: OMR 10 (approximately USD 26)
- Extendable: Yes, by one week at any ROP office
- Eligibility: Must hold a valid GCC residence permit with at least 3 months remaining
- Best for: GCC residents taking a weekend trip to Oman
Express / Business Visa
For business professionals visiting Oman for meetings, conferences, or short-term professional activities.
- Duration: 21 days
- Entry type: Single entry
- Fee: OMR 20 (approximately USD 52)
- Extendable: No
- Note: Does not authorize employment — a separate work visa is needed for that
- Best for: Business meetings, conferences, trade events
Transit Visa
For travelers passing through Oman on their way to another destination who want to leave the airport and explore briefly.
- Duration: 72 hours (3 days)
- Entry type: Single entry
- Fee: OMR 5 (approximately USD 13)
- Extendable: No
- Best for: Layover exploration, connecting flight passengers
Complete Fee Comparison Table
| Visa Type | Duration | Entries | Fee (OMR) | Fee (USD) | Fee (EUR approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tourist (10-day) | 10 days | Single | 5 | $13 | €12 |
| Tourist (30-day) | 30 days | Single | 20 | $52 | €48 |
| Multiple-Entry | 1 year | Multiple | 50 | $130 | €120 |
| GCC Resident | 28 days | Single | 10 | $26 | €24 |
| Express/Business | 21 days | Single | 20 | $52 | €48 |
| Transit | 72 hours | Single | 5 | $13 | €12 |
Note: Exchange rates are approximate and may fluctuate. All fees are paid online via credit or debit card during the application process.
Non-eVisa Types (Embassy Applications)
Some visa categories cannot be obtained through the eVisa system and require application at an Omani embassy or consulate:
- Employment Visa — For individuals sponsored by an Omani employer. Valid for 2 years with multiple entries. Fee: OMR 20 (approximately USD 52), plus sponsor fees. Applicant must be over 21.
- Family Residence Visa — For spouses and children (under 21) of Oman residents. Requires sponsorship and Ministry of Interior approval.
- Investor Resident Visa — For foreign nationals investing in Oman. Valid for 6 months with a 2-year residence permit upon approval.
- Student Resident Visa — For students enrolled in Omani educational institutions. Requires institutional sponsorship.
Which Visa Type Should You Choose?
Choosing the right visa depends on your travel plans:
- Short vacation (under 10 days): 10-day tourist visa — the most affordable at OMR 5
- Standard holiday (10-30 days): 30-day tourist visa — gives you a full month to explore
- Multiple trips planned: Multiple-entry visa — saves money if you plan more than one visit per year
- Living in a GCC country: GCC resident visa — convenient and affordable for quick getaways
- Business trip: Express/business visa — designed for professional visits
- Just passing through: Transit visa — perfect for long layovers
Fee Payment and Refunds
All eVisa fees are paid online during the application process. The portal accepts major credit and debit cards. Important points about fees:
- Fees are non-refundable, even if your application is rejected
- No additional charges are collected at the port of entry
- Third-party visa services may charge extra service fees on top of the official rates
- Always pay through the official ROP portal to avoid overcharges
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an Oman eVisa cost?
The cost ranges from OMR 5 ($13) for a 10-day or transit visa to OMR 50 ($130) for a multiple-entry visa. The standard 30-day tourist visa costs OMR 20 ($52). All fees are paid online via the official portal.
What are the different types of eVisas?
Oman offers six eVisa types: 10-day tourist, 30-day tourist, multiple-entry tourist, GCC resident, express/business, and transit visas. Each has different durations, entry allowances, and fees.
What are the visa types in Oman?
Oman has tourist visas (10-day and 30-day), multiple-entry visas, GCC resident visas, business visas, transit visas, employment visas, family residence visas, investor visas, and student visas. The first six are available as eVisas.
How much is the Oman visa fee for US citizens?
US citizens pay the same fees as other nationalities: OMR 5 for a 10-day visa, OMR 20 for a 30-day visa, and OMR 50 for a multiple-entry visa. US passport holders are eligible for all eVisa types.
To understand how long each visa type takes to process, visit our processing time guide. For a full list of required documents, see our requirements page. If you need help with the application itself, follow our step-by-step application guide.
