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Oman to give 10-day visa-free entry to 103 countries to boost tourism
Indian citizens who wish to travel to Oman can stay in the country for up to 10 days without the need for an entry visa.
Oman has taken a big decision to boost tourism in the country and to speed up the economy, for which the visa fee has been removed for 10 days.
Oman has taken a big decision to boost tourism in the country and to speed up the economy. Oman is offering citizens of 103 countries a great opportunity to roam in Oman. For this, Oman has announced a list of 103 countries including India in which citizens will no longer require entry visas for which the visa fee has been lifted for 10 days.
According to a tweet shared by the Royal Oman Police, all passengers must show the hotel, return tickets and health insurance documents to obtain an entry visa for the Sultanate of Oman. Let us tell you that Oman suspended tourist entry visas due to the coronavirus epidemic but once again the country will now start giving travel visas to those who are planning to go on an organized trip by hotels and travel firms.
The same Oman resumed international flight operations on 1 October with facilities for citizens and people with work visas. European countries exempted from 10-day entry visas Portugal, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Romania, Slovenia, Finland, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Cyprus, Ukraine, Andorra, Italy, Bulgaria, San Marino, Switzerland, Croatia, Liechtenstein Macedonia, Hungary, Serbia, Georgia, Estonia, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Spain, Czech Republic, Vatican, Austria, Ireland, Britain, Poland, Slovakia, Lithuania, France, Latvia, Moldova and the Netherlands are included in this list. .
For South America, travelers from Ecuador, Paraguay, Bolivia, Venezuela, Colombia, Uruguay, Sirnam, Argentina, Brazil and Chile are exempted from visas to enter Oman for a period of 10 days. Countries such as Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan, Algeria and Mauritania have been added to the list in the Arab world.
1. Portugal
2. Sweden
3. Norway
4. Andorra
5. Italy
6. Bulgaria
7. San Marino
8. Switzerland
9. Croatia
10. Liechtenstein
11. Macedonia
12. Hungary
13. Serbia
14. Georgia
15. Estonia
16. Denmark
17. Germany
18. Greece
19. Iceland
20. Belgium
21. Romania
22. Slovenia
23. Finland
24. Luxembourg
25. Malta
26. Monaco
27. Cyprus
28. Ukraine
29. Spain
30. Czech Republic
31. Vatican
32. Austria
33. Ireland
34. Britain
35. Poland
36. Slovakia
37. France
38. Latvia
39. Lithuania
40. Moldova
41. The Netherlands.
Rest of the world:
42. Japan
43. Thailand
44. South Africa
45. India
46. Hong Kong
47. Russian Federation
48. People’s Republic of China
49. Seychelles
50. United States of America
51. Brunei Darussalam
52. Turkey
53. South Korea
54. New Zealand
55. Iran
56. French Guyana
57. Australia
58. Indonesia
59. Taiwan
60. Canada
61. Malaysia
62. Macau
63. Singapore
64. Azerbaijan
65. Uzbekistan
66. Belarus
67. Tajikistan
68. Kyrgyzstan
69. Costa Rica
70. Nicaragua
71. Armenia
72. Panama
73. Bosnia and Herzegovina
74. Turkmenistan
75. Honduras
76. Guatemala
77. Kazakhstan
78. Laos
79. Albania
80. Bhutan
81. Peru
82. Maldives
83. El Salvador
84. Vietnam
85. Cuba
86. Mexico
Arab world:
87. Egypt
88. Tunisia
89. Algeria
90. Mauritania
91. Morocco
92. Lebanon
93. Jordan
South America:
94. Ecuador
95. Bolivia
96. Venezuela
97. Colombia
98. Uruguay
99. Paraguay
100. Suriname
101. Argentina
102. Brazil
103. Chile
The Asian countries on the last list are India, Armenia, Panama, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Turkmenistan, Honduras, Guatemala, Iran, Ghana, French Australia Indonesia, Taiwan, Canada, Malaysia, Macau Islands, Singapore, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Belarus. Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Japan, Thailand, South Africa, Lebanon, Hong Kong, Russia, People’s Republic of China, Seychelles, USA, Brunei Darussalam, Turkey, Korea, South New Zealand, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Morocco, Kazakhstan, Laos Albania, Bhutan, Peru, Maldives, Salvador, Vietnam, Cuba and Mexico are included.
