Overview of Visa-Free Entry Destinations for Omani Citizens

For Omani citizens seeking visa-free entry, there are several countries that offer this privilege. This guide provides an in-depth look at the current visa-free entry and visa-on-arrival (VOA) policies for Omani passport holders, helping travelers plan their international visits more effectively.

Visa-Free Entry and Visa-on-Arrival (VOA)

Here are the countries where Omani citizens can enter without a visa or can apply for a VOA:

Azerbaijan: 30 days VOA, eVisa also available (via air). Bangladesh: 30 days VOA. Bolivia: 90 days VOA. Cambodia: 30 days VOA. Cape Verde: 90 days VOA. Comoros: 90 days VOA. Djibouti: 90 days VOA. Guinea-Bissau: 90 days VOA. Iran: 30 days VOA, available at Manas International Airport. Kyrgyzstan: 1 month VOA, available at Manas International Airport. Laos: 30 days VOA. Madagascar: 90 days VOA. Maldives: 30 days VOA. Mauritania: 30 days VOA, available at Nouakchott–Oumtounsy International Airport. Mozambique: 30 days VOA. Nepal: 90 days VOA. Nicaragua: 90 days VOA. Palaau: 30 days VOA. Samoa: 60 days VOA. Senegal: 90 days VOA. Seychelles: 3 months VOA. Tajikistan: 45 days VOA, available online. Tanzania: 90 days VOA. Timor-Leste: 30 days VOA. Togo: 7 days VOA. Tuvalu: 1 month VOA. Vanuatu: 1 month VOA. Uganda: 1 month VOA, application available online. Yemen: 3 months VOA.

Online Visa Applications

For some countries, Omani citizens need to apply for an electronic visa (eVisa) online before their arrival. These countries are:

Antigua and Barbuda: Visa application must be made online, with arrival via Libreville International Airport. India: 60 days e-Visa must be obtained via 24 designated airports or 3 designated seaports. Kenya: 3 months e-Visa is required, must arrive via designated ports of entry. Lesotho: Visa application must be made online. Saint Kitts and Nevis: Visa application must be made online. So Tomé and Príncipe: Visa application must be made online. Sri Lanka: 30 days e-Visa must be obtained via 24 designated airports. Turkey: 3 months e-Visa must be obtained in advance. United Kingdom: 6 months e-Visa is required, must arrive via designated airports. Zambia: Visa application must be made online. Zimbabwe: Visa application must be made online.

Visa Exemptions and Agreements

There are several countries that have visa exemption or visa-on-arrival agreements with Oman. These countries include:

Albania: 90 days temporary visa exemption from 15 May to 1 November 2017. Bahamas: 3 months. Bahrain: Freedom of movement. Belarus: 5 days, must arrive via Minsk International Airport. Bosnia and Herzegovina: 90 days within any 6 month period. Botswana: 90 days. Brunei: 30 days. Dominica: 21 days. Ecuador: 90 days. Egypt: 3 months. Georgia: 1 year. Haiti: 3 months. Indonesia: 30 days. Jordan: 3 months. Kuwait: Freedom of movement. Lebanon: 6 months. Malaysia: 90 days. Mauritius: 90 days. Micronesia: 30 days. Morocco: 90 days. New Zealand: 90 days. Philippines: 30 days. Qatar: Freedom of movement. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 1 month. Saudi Arabia: Freedom of movement. Serbia: 90 days within any 6 month period. Singapore: 30 days. South Korea: 30 days. Thailand: 30 days, maximum two visits annually if not arriving by air. Tunisia: 3 months.

For a comprehensive understanding of the current visa requirements for Omani citizens, it is recommended to consult the official foreign affairs websites of the respective countries.

Conclusion

This guide compiles the latest information on visa-free entry destinations, Visa-on-Arrival policies, and online visa application processes for Omani citizens. Whether you are planning a short trip or a longer stay, understanding the visa requirements is crucial for a smooth travel experience.