India Travel Insurance for Oman

Travel confidently to Oman with our top-rated travel insurance from India, trusted by students, seniors, professionals, and tourists. Get comprehensive coverage for medical emergencies, trip delays, and baggage loss. Enjoy affordable premiums, 24/7 global support, and optional plans with no sublimits for maximum peace of mind.

Why buy Indian Travel Insurance for Oman?

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Competitive premium starting @ ₹21/day*
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Cashless Medical Coverage upto $500,000
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24X7 Assistance & Claims across all Schengen Countries
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No Pre Travel Medical Tests for all Senior Travelers
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Pre Existing Coverage in Life Threatening situations
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Comprehensive Coverage for Medical & Travel Emergencies
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* Price calculated for a 35-year-old traveler on a 1-month trip to Oman with $15,000 medical coverage.

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What is Oman Visa Travel Insurance?

Oman travel insurance is a suggested protection for Indian visitors. While not mandatory for visa approval, it provides necessary financial cover against unexpected medical emergencies, such as Illness or accidents resulting in hospitalization, Medical evacuation or repatriation while staying overseas. Purchasing complete travel insurance provides assurance while traveling.

Is India to Oman travel insurance Mandatory?

At present, travel insurance is not a compulsory requirement to apply for an Oman visa for Indian nationals. However, we highly recommend securing a policy that includes the following: Emergency medical expenses, Hospitalization, Repatriation. Sufficient insurance coverage can prevent unforeseen financial stress associated with any unexpected events that arise while you are on your trip.

Travel Insurance for Oman Work Permit From India

Indians are a significant part of Oman's workforce, contributing to sectors like electronics, manufacturing, IT and education. Although a valid work permit is needed to work in Oman, travel insurance is not mandatory to apply for the visa. However, it is preferable to have a travel insurance policy that covers anything that may arise that is not a medical or emergency situation.

What is the Cheapest Travel Insurance for Oman Visa Insurance From India?

Affordable travel insurance plans for Oman are available,eindiainsurance starts at only ₹14 per day from Bajaj General Insurance. If you have any doubts please contact us +91-(80)-41101026.

Please compare Oman travel insurance plans based on your trip duration and coverage needs, the insurers offer the most comprehensive travel insurance satisfying travel insurance requirements.

Top 5 Best Travel Insurance for Oman From India

Looking for the best travel medical insurance for Oman? Here's a curated list of the top 5 travel insurance plans for Oman.

Best Indian Travel Insurance for Oman – Individual Traveler Aged 35 Years

Policy Maximum

$15,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $100

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $200

Medical Evacuation

$15,000

Starting at ₹14/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$15,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $100

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $200

Medical Evacuation

$15,000

Starting at ₹20/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$25,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $300

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $100

Medical Evacuation

Up to $10,000

Starting at ₹20/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$50,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $250

Baggage Delay

Not covered

Baggage Loss

Up to $500

Medical Evacuation

$50,000

Starting at ₹25/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$50,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $250

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $500

Medical Evacuation

$50,000

Starting at ₹37/day Get Quote »
Top Travel Insurance for Oman from India – Senior Citizens Traveler Aged 65 Years

Policy Maximum

$15,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $100

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $200

Medical Evacuation

$15,000

Starting at ₹26/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$15,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $100

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $200

Medical Evacuation

$15,000

Starting at ₹40/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$25,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $300

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $100

Medical Evacuation

Up to $10,000

Starting at ₹42/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$50,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $250

Baggage Delay

Not covered

Baggage Loss

Up to $500

Medical Evacuation

$50,000

Starting at ₹47/day Get Quote »

Policy Maximum

$50,000

Loss of Passport

Up to $250

Baggage Delay

Up to $100

Baggage Loss

Up to $500

Medical Evacuation

$50,000

Starting at ₹85/day Get Quote »

Disclaimer: The travel insurance policies are arranged in order of premium costs for a 30 days trip to Oman. Please refer to individual policy brochures for latest premiums and benefits. We are not liable for use of the information in the above table.

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How Much Does Travel Medical Insurance Cost for Oman?

Oman visa travel insurance cost starts from ₹423 for 30 days. Some of the best travel insurance from India to Oman listed below meet the Oman visa requirements and are widely recognized by Schengen/EU embassies and consulates.

Monthly Travel Insurance Cost for Oman

Insurance Company	Policy Maximum	Age 35	Age 55	Age 65	Age 75	Age 85
Bajaj General Insurance	$15,000	₹423	₹489	₹801	-	-
Reliance	$15,000	₹620	₹684	₹1,215	-	-
Care	$25,000	₹629	₹750	₹1,288	₹1,829	₹4,470
Tata AIG	$50,000	₹768	₹840	₹1,420	₹4,953	₹11,810
Royal Sundaram	$50,000	₹1,217	₹1,325	₹2,563	-	-

Frequently Asked Questions About Oman Travel Insurance

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What are the primary advantages of purchasing Oman travel insurance from India prior to departure?

Buying travel insurance in India provides a broader range of plan options, reduced premiums due to local underwriting, and the opportunity to compare different policies. Additionally, it guarantees that the coverage is effective from the time of departure.

Is it possible to obtain travel insurance for Oman with no deductible on medical claims?

Yes, many insurers provide policies that feature zero deductible on medical expenses. This implies that the insurer will cover costs from the very first rupee, without any initial outlay from the traveler.

Can Indian citizens drive in Oman?

Yes. Indians can drive in Oman using an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with their Indian license for a short stay. For long-term residents, it’s necessary to obtain an Omani driving license.

Is medical insurance required for expatriates in Oman?

Yes. Health insurance is mandatory for expatriates working in Oman. Employers usually provide basic coverage, but you can opt for additional private health insurance for better benefits.

Can Indian students study in Oman?

Yes. Oman offers opportunities for higher education, especially in engineering, business, and healthcare. Indian students must apply for a student visa and show proof of admission and sufficient funds.

Are there Indian schools and communities in Oman?

Yes. There are several Indian schools (under CBSE curriculum) in Muscat, Sohar, and Salalah. Oman also has a large Indian community with cultural and social associations active throughout the country.

What languages are spoken in Oman?

Arabic is the official language, but English is widely used in business, education, and daily communication. Hindi, Malayalam, and Tamil are also commonly spoken among the Indian community.

Can I bring my family to Oman if I work there?

Yes. You can apply for a family residence visa for your spouse and children once you have a valid employment visa and meet the minimum salary requirements.

Can I extend my tourist visa while in Oman?

Yes. Tourist visas can be extended online before expiry for an additional 30 days, subject to approval and a small fee.

Is it easy to find vegetarian or Indian food in Oman?

Yes. Oman has a large Indian population, and Indian vegetarian and non-vegetarian restaurants are easily available in cities like Muscat, Sohar, and Salalah. Indian groceries are also widely sold in supermarkets.

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Travel insurance is one of the most important financial protections for international travellers. In case of hospitalization, emergency treatment, or non-medical issues abroad, insurance ensures immediate assistance and peace of mind.

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Oman - General Information

pin_drop Location	Middle East
apartment Capital	Muscat
euro_symbol Currency	Omani rial
calendar_month Travel Seasons	October to April
public Country code	+968
diversity_3 Population	5.3 million

g_translate Language	Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic
rewarded_ads Sports	Football and Cricket
public Area	309,501 square kilometers
location_on Popular Attractions	Jebel Shams, Masirah Island, Majilis Al Jinn, Royal Opera House, Wadi Damm, Sands of Rub’ Al Khali, Bimmah Sinkhole, Muscat, Musandam beaches.

Travel to Oman – Overview

Oman remains a top destination for Indian travelers. In 2024, approximately 700,000 Indian tourists visited Oman, accounting for a significant portion of the country's international arrivals.

Location / Language of Oman
Oman occupies a strategically significant position at the entrance to the Persian Gulf and shares land borders with the United Arab Emirates to the northwest, Saudi Arabia to the west, and Yemen to the southwest. The country’s coastline borders the Arabian Sea to the southeast and the Gulf of Oman to the northeast. The area of Oman is around 300,000 square kilometers with a population of approximately 4.5 million. Muscat is the capital and the largest city of Oman. The official language of Oman is Arabic, although English is widely spoken in the business and tourism sectors.
Visa Information / Currency (Note: processes and exchange rate may vary from time to time. It's important to check with the Embassy prior to traveling.)
Indian citizens frequently travel to Oman and there are two types of visas available - **Tourist Visa ** and **Business Visa. ** Indian passport holders **need a visa prior to travel ** to Oman. E-visa applies to Oman can be done through the **Royal Oman Police e-Visa portal, or through travel agents authorized in your country. ** **Currency:** Omani Rial (OMR)
Top 10 tourist attractions in Oman
1. Muscat City – Muscat, Oman's capital and largest city, is the country's main business and trading center. It has several cultural landmarks that will entice visitors, including the Royal Opera House, the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, and the Oman Oil and Gas Exhibition Centre.
2. Jebel Akhdar Villages, Nizwa – Al Jabal Al Akhdar, which means "The Green Mountain," is part of the Hajar Mountain range. It is about 2,000 meters high, known for terraced farms, traditional villages, and mountains with stunning scenery.
3. Nizwa Fort – This fort is located within the historic town of Nizwa and is one of the Oman’s most recognizable landmarks. It emphasizes the strategic significance of the city, as well as the city’s resilience throughout the many periods of conflict in Oman's history.
4. Nakhal Fort – Nakhal Fort is dramatically positioned in the Western Hajar Mountains on a rocky outcrop and is one of Oman’s most picturesque castles, as well as an example of traditional Omani style.
5. Salalah – Salalah lies along the Arabian Sea and has greenery, coconut groves, and comfortable weather, especially in the monsoon season (Khareef). Salalah is often referred to as Oman's "tropical jewel."
Things you must do in Oman
1. Wahiba Sands Tour – For an authentic Middle Eastern desert experience, visit the Wahiba Sands and participate in dune bashing, desert safaris, and private camel rides among the dunes to experience Omani culture firsthand.
2. Wildlife Spotting – Oman is home to various wildlife such as the Arabian Oryx, Arabian Leopard, desert foxes, wild cats, and ibex. On the coast, you can watch turtles come to shore to nest.
3. Beach Hopping – Oman has some of the most beautiful and unspoiled beaches in the Middle East. Beach lovers will have a hard time choosing between beaches like Qurum Beach and Al Mughsail Beach or the unnamed coves at Ras Al Jinz.
4. Visiting Heritage Sites – Oman has a rich history that can be explored through its UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Bahla Fort, the Land of Frankincense, and the Aflaj Irrigation System; each of which demonstrates Oman’s cultural/historical riches and unique connection.
Food on the Plate
Omani cuisine reflects the culinary practices of the Arabs, Persians, Indians, Asians, the Eastern Mediterranean, and Africa. Fish, chicken, and lamb dishes are prominent with rice serving as the main staple. Most dishes contain rich combinations of spices, herbs, and, marinades. Be sure to try these traditional Omani culinary offerings:
- Majboos - Rice cooked with saffron and served with seasoned red or white meat, traditionally offered for special occasions.
- Majboos -Shuwa: Lamb, goat, or camel marinated with a variety of spices and slow-cooked in the ground for a day or two until tender.
- Majboos -Mashuai: Roasted kingfish served with aromatic lemon rice.
- Majboos -Mushaltat: Soft flatbread stuffed with fillings like honey, meat, spinach, or cheese.
- Majboos -Dates: A staple in Omani cooking, dates are usually served with Kahwa (Omani coffee).

Popular Tourist Destinations in Oman

Nizwa

Nizwa is an ancient city in the Ad Dakhiliyah region of northern Oman. It sits on a plain characterized by seasonal rivers and palm plantations.

Sharqiya Sands

Sharqiya Sands is a region of desert in Oman. The region was named for the Bani Wahiba tribe.

Ras al-Jinz

Ras al-Jinz located in Oman It is a nesting site for green turtles, as also is the beach at the local village of Ras al Hadd.

Salalah

Salalah is the capital city of southern Oman's Dhofar province.It's known for its banana plantations, Arabian Sea beaches and waters teeming with sea life.