Freehold property in Oman is fully open to foreign buyers inside designated zones known as Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs), where non-Omani nationals can own an apartment, townhouse or villa with full title in their own name. For international investors, ITCs are the single most important concept to understand before buying, because they define exactly where you can and cannot hold freehold ownership...
Forty-five minutes southeast of Muscat, a resort community built around a 117-berth marina, a golf course, and 5.5 kilometres of coastline has become one of Oman's most established freehold destinations for foreign buyers. Jebel Sifah is not a new announcement or an off-plan concept – it is already built, already selling, and already home to residents and holidaymakers. For investors comparing Oman's...
Oman is truly building an entirely new city from scratch, a short drive from Muscat International Airport. Sultan Haitham City, a multi-billion-dollar 14.8 square kilometre masterplan designed for 100,000 residents, is quickly becoming genuinely one of the most talked-about property stories in the Gulf. For investors watching Oman real estate, understanding Sultan Haitham City is now the single biggest...
One of the biggest reasons foreign investors are drawn to Oman is simple: the tax on property ownership is remarkably low. There's no annual property tax, no capital gains tax on personal real estate, and a one-time transfer fee that's among the most competitive in the Gulf. But "low tax" doesn't mean "no costs" — here's exactly what buyers and investors actually pay in 2026. Is there an...
Yes — Indian nationals, including NRIs, can legally buy freehold property in Oman, own it outright, pass it to their heirs, and even earn residency from it. Oman opened its property market to foreigners through designated Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs), and 2026 has made it easier than ever: a lower Golden Residency threshold and a brand-new sponsor-free Owner Visa. This...
Short answer: yes, for the right buyer, and that qualifier genuinely matters. Oman simplified its residency-by-investment program in September 2025, foreign ownership remains freehold and tax-free inside designated zones, and developers are still putting real money into the market, including a $500 million Trump-branded golf development in Muscat. That does not mean every property or every buyer profile...
What can you buy in Oman right now? More than you might expect. Oman has quietly become one of the most accessible property markets in the Gulf: foreigners can buy freehold in designated Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs), there is no annual property tax and no capital gains tax, and a purchase of OMR 200,000 (about $520,000) or more qualifies for a renewable 10-year residency. But what does your money...
A complete 2026 guide to Oman's Golden Visa programme — qualifying property thresholds (OMR 250k and OMR 500k), costs, and how UInvest Group helps you get residency through real estate investment.
Can foreigners buy property in Oman? The answer is yes — and in 2026, it has never been easier or more rewarding. With updated Golden Visa thresholds, a reduced property transfer fee, and a growing number of world-class developments open to international buyers, Oman is fast becoming one of the top real estate destinations in the Middle East. Buying Property in Oman as a Foreigner: Key Facts For...
Can foreigners buy property in Oman? Yes — since 2006, non-Omani nationals have been able to purchase freehold property within designated Integrated Tourism Complexes (ITCs), with full ownership registered in their name on a title deed. This guide covers the legal basics, where you can actually buy, what it costs, and how ownership can lead to residency. For the complete step-by-step buying process, see...
