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Oman suspends conversion of tourist entry permits to work visas

By dailyguardian.aeNovember 23, 20231 Min Read
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The Royal Oman Police on Tuesday announced that the Gulf country would no longer convert visit visas to work visas.

Before the announcement, travellers could enter the country on a tourist or visit visa and then get it converted to a work visa.

The new decision is effective as of Tuesday, October 31.

The authority also announced that the issuance of new visas for Bangladeshis has been suspended.

UAE residents

GCC residents from 100 countries do not need a visa to travel to Oman. The list was released by the Gulf country last year.

The rule applies provided the resident’s visa in the GCC is valid for a period of no less than three months.

You can check the full list of countries here.

Unified GCC visa

A unified tourist visa for Gulf Cooperation Council countries has been approved and could be rolled out as early as next year, a UAE minister said last month.

This would mean that with a single visa, tourists can explore the six-member Gulf bloc – the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait.

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