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Oman offers 10 days tourist visa

July 20, 2018

Oman

Spectacular mountain ranges, desert landscapes, glorious forts and golden dunes of Oman attract travellers from across the globe. Nestled on the Arabian Peninsula, this country is known for breathtaking wadis, turquoise waters, mind-blowing architecture and unique culture.

Inspired? Planning to holiday in Oman? Well, there’s good news! Now, you can get a 10-day Oman visa. Indians with a valid visa to the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan and Schengen States can apply for an e-visa.

If you don’t hold a valid visa to the above countries, you can apply for Oman visa here. Oman offers tourist visa for 3 durations - 10 days, 30 days and a year.

Nakhal Fort

Documents required for Oman Visa

Scanned colour copy of the first and the last page of your passport

Confirmed return air tickets

Scanned copy of your passport-size photograph taken against a blue background

Aadhar card / Voter ID card

Hotel confirmation details with contact number mentioned

Covering letter

Additional documents

If the applicant has a family / friends in Oman:

Colour passport & visa copy of the invitee

Invitation letter

ID card

Ayn Khor WaterFall

Places of interest that you can explore on your vacation in Oman:

Wadi Tiwi

Also known as ‘Wadi of Nine Villages’, Wadi Tiwi is blessed with emerald waters and lush plantations.

Ayn Khor Waterfall

Plan your visit between June and September to experience this natural wonder. Pictures of turquoise pool, lush green mountains and misty pastures are sure to get you many likes on Instagram.

Nakhal Fort

Nestled amidst palm orchards, the Nakhal Fort is a popular historic monument in Oman. Visit the fort museum to catch a glimpse of historical guns.

Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve

At this reserve, approximately 20,000 green turtles lay eggs every year. Travellers flock to this place to experience the rare sight of turtles - creating their nests and preparing for the nesting season.

Bimmah Sinkhole

According to a legend, this natural sinkhole aka ‘Hawaiyat Najm’ which translates to ‘The Falling Star’ was formed by a meteorite. This splendid wonder is a great place to enjoy a swim.

Author : Vijaylaxmi Thakur