Here’s how Investor Residency (Golden Visa) is typically obtained in Oman. Timelines vary by case, but these are the core government touchpoints and filings you should plan for.
Step 1: Eligibility & route selection
Confirm Tier One or Tier Two based on capital, real estate, or business route. Identify dependents to include and align your plan with Invest Oman guidance.
Step 2: Document preparation
Gather passport copies, photographs, police clearance, medical insurance, proof of funds, and investment documents (e.g., company records, property details, or deposit/bond confirmations), translated and attested as required.
Step 3: Single-window initiation
Create your investor profile and commence the application via the government investment channels. You’ll receive instructions on forms, fees, and any preliminary confirmations.
Step 4: Application filing & screening
Submit your Investor Residency application and pay the prescribed fees. Background and security checks are coordinated with the Royal Oman Police; additional clarifications may be requested.
Step 5: Execute the qualifying investment
- Company equity: register or capitalize the entity through the commercial registry and obtain licenses as applicable.
- Real estate: complete purchase and title registration with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning.
- Deposit/bonds (Tier One): place the qualifying long-term bank deposit or subscribe to designated government instruments and retain official confirmations.
Step 6: Approval in principle & entry permit (if abroad)
Upon provisional approval, complete any remaining investment formalities and fee payments. If you are outside Oman, secure the entry permit to finalize the process in country.
Step 6: Biometrics & residence card issuance
Attend Royal Oman Police centers for fingerprinting and resident card issuance. Present medical insurance and original documents as instructed.
Step 7: Dependents & post-issuance compliance
File dependent applications, then maintain the qualifying investment, update records as required, observe tax/municipal obligations, and track renewal timelines for the 5- or 10-year permit.