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Oman Visa for Singapore Citizens 2026

Visa on Arrival

Singapore citizens can obtain a visa on arrival for tourism in Oman at Muscat International Airport and select ports, with 10‑day visas costing 5 OMR and 30‑day visas costing 20 OMR, payable at the visa desk on arrival.

Guide last updated September 5, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

  • Passport validity: your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Oman.
  • Specific forms: no pre‑arrival visa form is required; at the airport visa desk you may be asked to complete a short visa‑on‑arrival form if requested by immigration officers.
  • Financial proof: there is no fixed minimum cash requirement announced for Singapore citizens; you should have funds sufficient to cover your stay and onward travel.
  • Accommodation and return ticket: having a hotel reservation or address of your stay is helpful; a return or onward ticket is recommended and may be requested by officials.
  • Photo spec: a recent passport‑sized photo is not normally required for visa on arrival, but carry one as backup if the desk asks.
  • Biometrics: biometrics are not usually required specifically for visa on arrival at the desk, but you may be photographed or fingerprinted if requested by authorities.
  • Travel health insurance: not mandatory, but strongly recommended to have comprehensive travel medical insurance that covers your stay in Oman.

Visa types

  • Tourist visa on arrival (official name: Tourist visa on arrival): allowed for tourism stays; single entry.
  • 10-day option: fee 5 OMR; approximate USD equivalent ~13; max stay 10 days.
  • 30-day option: fee 20 OMR; approximate USD equivalent ~52; max stay 30 days.
  • Other visa categories (e.g., business, student, work) on arrival: not typically issued to Singapore citizens at entry; if a different visa type is required, use the official eVisa portal or MOFA consular channels before travel.

Application process

  • Visa on arrival: proceed to the designated visa desk upon arriving at Muscat International Airport or other entry points that issue VOA.
  • Steps: present your passport; provide hotel/address details and, if requested, return/onward travel information; pay the visa fee at the desk.
  • Fees payable: the visa fee is paid in OMR (cash is commonly accepted) or sometimes USD; some desks may accept card payments where available.
  • Approval: once processed, your visa is stamped into your passport at the immigration desk; you can proceed to immigration after the stamp.
  • Processing time: typically 15–60 minutes depending on queue and desk workload; allow extra time during peak arrival times.
  • How approval arrives: you receive the visa stamp directly at the desk; no separate email or online approval is issued for VOA at arrival.

Fees & processing time

  • VOA 10-day visa: 5 OMR (approx. USD 13).
  • VOA 30-day visa: 20 OMR (approx. USD 52).
  • VFS/BLS service fees: not applicable for visa on arrival; this applies to some pre-arrival or consular services rather than VOA at the airport.
  • Total cost estimate: 5 OMR or 20 OMR depending on chosen duration.
  • Standard processing time: 15–60 minutes at the visa desk.
  • Express/priority option: not available for visa on arrival.

Tips for Singapore travelers

  • How far in advance to plan: visa on arrival is obtained at the point of entry; no pre‑arrival VOA booking is required, but ensure you have hotel details and return/onward tickets ready.
  • Common reasons for rejection or delays: passport validity under 6 months, insufficient funds or inability to show accommodation/return plans, incomplete or inconsistent travel details, or lack of a clear itinerary.
  • VOA vs embassy processing: VOA is obtained at the airport; for additional or different visa types, use the eVisa portal (https://evisa.rop.gov.om/) or contact the Oman MOFA if you need a non‑VOA visa.
  • Travel advisories: check the latest guidance from Oman MoFA and Singapore’s government advisories before travel; entry rules can change and may be updated due to health, security, or bilateral considerations.
  • Extension options: visa extensions are possible within Oman through MOFA offices or authorized outlets; extensions are typically issued for up to an additional 30 days for a fee and must be applied for before the current visa expires.

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

This guide is for information only. Visa policies change without notice. Travel Visa Stack is not an immigration authority. Always verify with official government or embassy sources before making travel plans.