Oman Visa for Singapore citizens (2026)
If you are travelling on a Singapore passport, Oman is reachable with an online eVisa instead of an embassy appointment. Singaporean travellers can complete the whole Oman application from home and receive the approval by email.
Online eVisa
Available
Government fee
start at US$82.00
Processing
3 working days
Permitted stay
30 days
Can Singapore citizens get a Oman eVisa?
Oman grants online eligibility to Singapore citizens across 1 visa option such as Tourist Evisa. Oman currently supports single or multiple entry, depending on the visa type, with a permitted stay of 30 days. Government fees start at US$82.00. Standard processing is typically 3 working days, with faster options around 1 working day.
Oman visa options for Singapore citizens
Documents and tips for Singaporean travellers
Singapore passports rank among the strongest, but a validity buffer beyond your stay is still commonly required — verify it before you travel. Fees are charged in US dollars, so Singaporean applicants should expect a small SGD conversion at checkout. The most common avoidable mistake for Singapore citizens: relying on Singapore’s visa-free reputation and skipping the eVisa check for destinations that still require one.
- Match the application to the exact details on your Singapore passport.
- Confirm whether the destination needs an eVisa despite Singapore’s broad visa-free access.
- Save the approval offline for transit checks on longer routes.
Oman visa FAQ for Singapore citizens
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Next steps
Visa rules can change. Confirm details with official Oman immigration authorities close to your travel date.
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