Oman is a very safe country for both locals and international visitors.
Muscat
Salalah, Sohar, Nizwa, Sur
Arabic (official), English widely spoken
Omani Rial (OMR)
Desert
A passport valid for at least six months, along with a recent photograph. The crew must be from countries specified by the Oman government.
You can apply for the visa online through the official portal: https://evisa.rop.gov.om
There are no specific accreditations required for international crews.
Only passport copies with photographs are needed during the film permit application process.
The Ministry of Information is responsible for issuing film permits.
Private location permits must be obtained in addition to the general filming permit.
The cost for private location permits ranges from 300 to 1500 Omani Rials.
Drones are not allowed to be brought into the country.
Importing drones is not permitted.
The Civil Aviation Authority is responsible for issuing drone permits.
Drone permits typically take 3 to 5 weeks to process.
Is it a Carnet Country?
No.
General Process for Non-Carnet Country
Airport clearance is required.
A gear list with serial numbers of major items (such as cameras, lenses, etc.), including their value, HS codes for each item, and photographs of major equipment.
The Ministry of Information is responsible for issuing customs clearance.
Oman is a very safe country for both locals and international visitors.
Oman is a very safe country for both locals and international visitors.
No film rebate / film incentive
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