What documents does a Pakistan citizen need for a Oman visa?

Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry, with at least 1 blank page No paper form required - application is completed entirely online via the Royal Oman Police (ROP) e-visa portal Digital passport-style photo and scanned passport bio page uploaded during the application Proof of hotel booking or sponsor details for the duration of stay Return or onward flight ticket Biometrics are not collected in advance; fingerprints may be taken on arrival at Omani immigration Travel health insurance is recommended though not mandatory for most tourist e-visa categories

What types of visas can Pakistan citizens get for Oman?

Unsponsored tourist e-visa - single entry, valid 30 days, extendable once for another 30 days, fee approx OMR 20 (USD 52) Multiple-entry tourist e-visa - valid 1 year with each stay up to 30 days, fee approx OMR 50 (USD 130) Family/sponsored visit e-visa - requires sponsorship by an Omani resident or company, similar fee to the unsponsored category GCC resident e-visa (if applicable) - for Pakistanis holding valid GCC residency in Saudi Arabia, UAE, etc., often with faster processing

How do Pakistan citizens apply for a Oman visa?

Go to evisa.rop.gov.om and select the appropriate visa category (unsponsored tourist is most common) Create an account, fill in passport and travel details, and upload the required documents Pay the e-visa fee online by credit/debit card (approx OMR 20 for single entry) Receive the approved e-visa by email, typically within 2-5 working days Print or save a digital copy of the e-visa to present along with your passport on arrival at an Omani port of entry

How much does a Oman visa cost for Pakistan citizens?

Single-entry tourist e-visa fee: approx OMR 20 (USD 52) Multiple-entry tourist e-visa fee: approx OMR 50 (USD 130) No separate VFS/BLS service fee since the process is fully online through ROP Total estimated cost: USD 52-130 depending on entry type Standard processing time: 2-5 working days No official express service, but most applications are approved within this window if documents are complete

What should Pakistan citizens know before traveling to Oman?

Apply at least 1-2 weeks before travel to allow for the 2-5 day processing window plus any follow-up document requests Common rejection reasons: unclear or low-quality photo uploads, passport scans that are not fully legible, or mismatched personal details Double check the visa category matches your travel purpose - unsponsored tourist e-visas cannot be used for employment-related visits Monitor Oman's entry requirements periodically as fee amounts and categories are occasionally revised The 30-day stay can be extended once for another 30 days through the ROP e-visa portal before the initial visa expires

Oman Visa for Pakistan Citizens 2026

e-Visa / eTA

Pakistani citizens can apply for Oman's unsponsored tourist e-Visa online at evisa.rop.gov.om; single-entry 30-day visa fee is around OMR 20 (approx USD 52), with processing in 2-5 working days.

Guide last updated October 20, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry, with at least 1 blank page
No paper form required - application is completed entirely online via the Royal Oman Police (ROP) e-visa portal
Digital passport-style photo and scanned passport bio page uploaded during the application
Proof of hotel booking or sponsor details for the duration of stay
Return or onward flight ticket
Biometrics are not collected in advance; fingerprints may be taken on arrival at Omani immigration
Travel health insurance is recommended though not mandatory for most tourist e-visa categories

Visa types

Unsponsored tourist e-visa - single entry, valid 30 days, extendable once for another 30 days, fee approx OMR 20 (USD 52)
Multiple-entry tourist e-visa - valid 1 year with each stay up to 30 days, fee approx OMR 50 (USD 130)
Family/sponsored visit e-visa - requires sponsorship by an Omani resident or company, similar fee to the unsponsored category
GCC resident e-visa (if applicable) - for Pakistanis holding valid GCC residency in Saudi Arabia, UAE, etc., often with faster processing

How to apply online

Go to evisa.rop.gov.om and select the appropriate visa category (unsponsored tourist is most common)
Create an account, fill in passport and travel details, and upload the required documents
Pay the e-visa fee online by credit/debit card (approx OMR 20 for single entry)
Receive the approved e-visa by email, typically within 2-5 working days
Print or save a digital copy of the e-visa to present along with your passport on arrival at an Omani port of entry

Fees & processing time

Single-entry tourist e-visa fee: approx OMR 20 (USD 52)
Multiple-entry tourist e-visa fee: approx OMR 50 (USD 130)
No separate VFS/BLS service fee since the process is fully online through ROP
Total estimated cost: USD 52-130 depending on entry type
Standard processing time: 2-5 working days
No official express service, but most applications are approved within this window if documents are complete

Tips for Pakistan travelers

Apply at least 1-2 weeks before travel to allow for the 2-5 day processing window plus any follow-up document requests
Common rejection reasons: unclear or low-quality photo uploads, passport scans that are not fully legible, or mismatched personal details
Double check the visa category matches your travel purpose - unsponsored tourist e-visas cannot be used for employment-related visits
Monitor Oman's entry requirements periodically as fee amounts and categories are occasionally revised
The 30-day stay can be extended once for another 30 days through the ROP e-visa portal before the initial visa expires

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

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