Oman’s Next Big Step: Golden Visa & Digital Trade Reform for Global Investors

1. Multiple Investment Paths with Flexible Terms
- Family inclusion: Residency extends to spouses, children under 25, and dependent parents.
- No sponsorship required: Investors can apply on their own, simplifying the process.
2. Diverse Investment Vehicles—Choose What Works for You
- Property ownership: Buy residential property worth at least 500,000 OMR.
- Business equity: Invest 500,000 OMR in a company or purchase shares worth the same.
- Job creation: Start a business that employs at least 50 Omanis.
- Government bonds: Invest in Omani government development bonds.
3. Transparent Costs—Know What You’ll Pay
- Al Majida (Mujeedah) Companies Initiative: This new programme rewards high-performing Omani businesses with incentives to grow both at home and abroad.
- Digital Commercial Transfers: Through the “Oman Business” (or “Invest Oman”) platform, commercial registration transfers will now be fully digital—cutting time, cost, and red tape.

- Sultan Qaboos University
- German University of Technology
- Oman Energy Association
- Binaa (or Ebinaa) Professional Services
- Long-Term Stability:
Renewable five- and ten-year visas offer peace of mind and family security. - Ownership and Control:
Investors can fully own businesses and properties, with no sponsorship hurdles. - Time & Cost Efficiency:
Digital registration slashes bureaucracy and makes Oman more business-friendly. - Local Growth, Global Integration:
The Al Majida initiative supports Omani firms, while academic ties build a knowledge-driven economy. - Vision 2040 Aligned:
These reforms fit into Oman’s broader plan to diversify its economy into technology, tourism, logistics, and more.
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Conclusion
Oman’s Golden Visa relaunch and digital trade transformation signal a new era of openness and strategic planning. By streamlining business processes, expanding investment avenues, and promoting long-term stability, Oman stands out as a thoughtful and forward-looking destination for global capital.
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