Oman Visa for Indians 2026 — eVisa — Royal Oman Police portal, Fees & Documents

Oman visa for Indian passport holders: eVisa — Royal Oman Police portal. Govt fee 10-day single entry (26E): OMR 5 (~₹1,100 / ~$13). 30-day single entry (26N/26M): OMR 20 (~₹4,300 / ~$52). 1-year multi-entry (36M, 30 days per visit): OMR 50 (~₹10,800 / ~$130). Fees are non-refundable., processing Usually 1–3 working da

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How Indian passport holders get a visa for Oman: visa type, government fee, processing time, maximum stay, the documents required and where to apply. Government-sourced — always verify on the official site before you travel.

Quick facts

Documents you'll need

How & where to apply

Apply online at the Royal Oman Police eVisa portal. Indians who hold a valid US, UK, Schengen, Canadian, Australian or Japanese visa (used at least once) may instead obtain a visa on arrival for 14 days. Royal Oman Police eVisa portal (official)

Transit & connections

No transit visa required if you stay airside. A separate transit visa is available if you wish to leave the airport during a long layover.

How Oman compares in the Gulf & Middle East

With an ease score of 75/100 this is one of the smoother applications for Indians. Oman uses an online e-visa for Indian passport holders — no embassy visit is needed at application time.

CountryVisa typeGovernment feeProcessing
🇴🇲 OmaneVisa — Royal Oman Police portal10-day single entry (26E): OMR 5 (~₹1,100 / ~$13). 30-day single entry (26N/26M): OMR 20 (~₹4,300 / ~$52). 1-year multi-entry (36M, 30 days per visit): OMR 50 (~₹10,800 / ~$130). Fees are non-refundable.Usually 1–3 working days; can be faster
🇶🇦 QatarFree visa on arrival — pre-book hotel via Discover QatarVisa on arrival is free. (The Hayya e-visa alternative costs QAR 100.) Note: the Discover Qatar hotel booking is a paid commercial cost, not a government fee.Visa on arrival is issued immediately at the immigration counter
🇦🇪 UAE (Dubai)eVisa — pre-arranged before travelFrom about AED 250 (varies by visa duration & type). Visa on arrival for the special category below is AED 253. Airline / VFS service fees are extra — confirm exact pricing on the official portal.Pre-arranged eVisa: usually 3–5 working days. Visa on arrival (eligible category): up to 48 hours
🇧🇭 BahraineVisa — apply online before travel2-week single-entry visit eVisa: around BHD 9 (~₹2,000 / ~$24). Service fees may apply. Visa on arrival (eligible category): from BHD 5.eVisa: usually 3–5 working days. Visa on arrival: issued immediately at Bahrain International Airport
🇯🇴 JordaneVisa — apply online before travelSingle-entry eVisa: JOD 40 (~₹4,800 / ~$56). Double-entry: JOD 60. Multiple-entry: JOD 120. Jordan Pass (which waives the visa fee for stays of 3+ nights) is NOT available for Indian passport holders.Typically 1–3 working days
🇸🇦 Saudi ArabiaSticker visa via VFS — eVisa / VOA only with US, UK or Schengen visaSticker tourist visa via VFS: approximately SAR 480 total including visa fee + mandatory medical insurance + VAT (~₹10,500 / ~$128). eVisa (only if holding US/UK/Schengen visa): similar ~SAR 480 total. Plus VFS service charges. Umrah package costs are separate.Sticker visa via VFS: typically 5–10 working days. eVisa (eligible holders): 24–48 hours. Visa on arrival (eligible holders): issued at the airport.
🇰🇼 KuwaiteVisa — limited eligibility, often via sponsoreVisa fee around KWD 3 (~₹860 / ~$10) where eligible. In practice most Indian tourists apply through a sponsor or relative in Kuwait, which adds service/sponsorship fees. No visa on arrival for ordinary Indian passport holders.Around 1–3 working days where eligible; sponsor-based applications can take longer

Fees and processing times are indicative and change with exchange rates and season — always confirm on each country's official source before applying.

Good to know

Effective 1 Feb 2026, OK-to-Board (OTB) is no longer needed for travellers carrying a valid e-Visa with a QR code or those eligible for visa on arrival. Visa rules change often — confirm on the official government source: https://evisa.rop.gov.om/

Frequently asked questions

Do Indians need a visa for Oman?

eVisa — Royal Oman Police portal. Effective 1 Feb 2026, OK-to-Board (OTB) is no longer needed for travellers carrying a valid e-Visa with a QR code or those eligible for visa on arrival.

What documents do Indians need for a Oman visa?

Indian passport valid at least 6 months with 2 blank pages; Recent passport-size photo on white background; Confirmed hotel reservation in Oman; Confirmed return / onward ticket; Travel health insurance covering the full stay; Credit / debit card for online fee payment

How long does a Oman visa take and what does it cost?

Processing: Usually 1–3 working days; can be faster. Government fee: 10-day single entry (26E): OMR 5 (~₹1,100 / ~$13). 30-day single entry (26N/26M): OMR 20 (~₹4,300 / ~$52). 1-year multi-entry (36M, 30 days per visit): OMR 50 (~₹10,800 / ~$130). Fees are non-refundable.. Maximum stay: 10 or 30 days depending on tier; 30-day visa extendable once for another 30 days.

How do Indians apply for a Oman visa?

Apply online at the Royal Oman Police eVisa portal. Indians who hold a valid US, UK, Schengen, Canadian, Australian or Japanese visa (used at least once) may instead obtain a visa on arrival for 14 days. Official source: https://evisa.rop.gov.om/

Is a Oman visa hard to get for Indian citizens?

With an ease score of 75/100 this is one of the smoother applications for Indians. No interview is normally required.

Can Indians get a Oman visa online or on arrival?

Oman uses an online e-visa for Indian passport holders — no embassy visit is needed at application time.

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