Oman Visa Fees: Cost & Types for Indian Travellers
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Visa Fees for Oman

Indian travellers need a visa to visit Oman. The fees vary based on visa type—tourist, business, express, or multiple-entry. Overstay fines and cancellation charges apply. It's crucial to choose the right visa type and ensure compliance with regulations. Travel insurance is recommended for protection.

  • 25 Mar 2025
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Being a land of diverse cultures and scenic beauty along with historical value, Oman is all set to gain the attention of an increasing number of Indian tourists. Yet, visiting this country in the Middle East requires a visa; hence, it is important to know how much it costs. This article describes how to obtain an Oman visa, the required fees, besides other important information, such as visa revocation and penalties for overstaying in Oman.

Do Indian Travellers Need an Oman Visa?

Yes, Indian citizens planning a trip to Oman require a visa to enter the country. There are different types of visas, for instance — a short holiday, a business trip, or to check on relatives. The type of visa you will get depends on the nature of your business in the country and the length of your trip.

Indian tourists can also easily apply for an e-visa to Oman. Furthermore, it is essential to purchase a proper travel insurance plan as such a plan will protect you from unforeseen challenges such as accidents, cancellations, and baggage loss. 

Oman Visa Types and Oman Visa Cost For Indians

Travellers from India can apply for a visa based on their purpose of visit. Here’s a breakdown of the visa types and their costs:

  1. Tourist Visa: This visa is for those who want to visit Oman for tourism-related activities. It can also be applied online (e-visa) and is valid from 10 days to 90 days depending on the tourist’s itinerary.
  •       10-day e-visa: INR 1,600 – INR 2,000
  •       30-day e-visa: INR 3,500 – INR 4,000
  •       90-day e-visa: INR 5,500 − INR 6,500
  1. Business Visa: This visa is for Indian businesses and workers seeking opportunities Oman. The fee for a business visa normally stands between INR 4,500 and INR 8,000 INR depending on the duration of the stay.
  2. Multiple-entry Visa: This visa is suitable for those who have plans to travel to Oman frequently. The fees for the multiple entry visa are between INR 8,000 and INR 10,000.
  3. Express Visa: In the event of someone needing a visa given some emergency, they can apply for an Express visa. The fees can be anywhere between INR 6,000 and INR 7,500 INR.

Oman Visa Cancellation Fees and Overstay Fines

If for any reason, there is a need to cancel one’s visa, Oman has set forth cancellation rules that are easy to understand.  

  • Visa Cancellation Fees:

The charges for cancelling an Oman visa may differ according to visa category and the stage of application. The average cancellation fee is between INR 2,000 and INR 3,000. If a situation arises that your visa gets cancelled after its issuance, certain administrative fees may be applicable. Hence, it is advisable to consult with the Oman visa centre regarding the overall cost.

  • Overstay Fines:

If you overstay in Oman, be prepared to pay a significant sum as penalty. For each day you overstay, the fine can be OMR 10, or INR 2,000. Apart from the automatic daily fines, if you stay beyond the legally allowed period, your future visa application to Oman may be limited or you may face legal procedures alongside the fines for overstaying. This is why visa holders must ensure their visa is valid for the agreed period of stay and exit the country before the visa expires.

Conclusion

A visit to Oman is worth the experience for an Indian tourist. Travellers must learn about visa fees, visa types, and the consequences of overstaying in the country. Select the visa appropriate for your purpose of visit and learn the visa fees for Oman to avoid unnecessary tension. Do not forget to secure a travel insurance plan to tide over emergence during your trip. 



Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog is for educational and informational purposes only. It may contain outdated data and information regarding the Insurance industry and products. It is advised to verify the currency and relevance of the data and information before taking any major steps. ICICI Lombard is not liable for any inaccuracies or consequences resulting from the use of this outdated information.

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