Oman Golden Visa FAQs
Comprehensive answers to all your questions about the Oman Golden Visa program
Yes. A Golden Visa holder is permitted to carry out investment or professional activities in accordance with the laws and regulations in force in the Sultanate of Oman, and in line with the licensed nature of the activity.
Applicants must generally be at least 21 years old. This ensures legal capacity to meet financial, legal, and regulatory requirements set by Omani authorities.
There is no specific age limit for children included as dependents, subject to the regulations in effect at the time of application.
No. The Golden Visa does not allow the inclusion of siblings. Only visit visas may be applied for.
Parents are granted a two-year residence permit, renewable, provided their nationality is not suspended or subject to restrictions by the competent authorities.
No. The professional title is not recorded on the Golden Visa residency card. The designation stated is "Investor" only.
The process typically takes approximately two to four weeks, depending on document completeness and official procedures.
Yes. Multiple approved investment instruments may be combined to meet the minimum eligibility threshold for the Golden Visa.
The investor must be physically present in the Sultanate of Oman to complete the visa application process.
No. These privileges apply within Oman only and do not extend to other GCC countries.
Eligible applicants may include their spouse and dependent children, subject to age limits and dependency conditions under Omani residency regulations.
The Oman Golden Visa is issued for up to 10 years, depending on the category, and is renewable if official requirements continue to be met.
No. In most cases, the qualifying investment must be maintained for the duration of the visa. Withdrawing it may affect residency status.
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