Indonesia to Oman visa requirements

Indonesian ordinary passport holders can enter Oman visa-free for up to 14 days for tourism. Indonesia is on Oman's "Group 1" unconditional visa-exemption list, so no eVisa is needed for a short visit. For stays longer than 14 days, an Oman eVisa (tourist visit visa) is required. As of mid-2026, Oman grants Indonesian citizens visa-free entry for tourist stays of up to 14 days. Indonesia is included in Oman's "Group 1" of more than 100 visa-exempt nationalities (alongside Japan, the UK, USA, EU states, Singapore, Malaysia, etc.), meaning the exemption is unconditional and does not require holding a visa or residence permit for a third country (unlike "Group 2" nationalities such as India, Egypt, Vietnam, and Mexico). Travelers should still carry a passport valid for at least six months, a confirmed return/onward ticket, proof of accommodation, travel/health insurance, and evidence of sufficient funds, as these may be checked on arrival. The 14-day visa-free stay cannot be extended or converted to any residence visa. Indonesians who wish to stay longer than 14 days must apply online before travel for an Oman eVisa through the Royal Oman Police (ROP) portal: a single-entry tourist visa valid up to 30 days (around OMR 20) or a one-year multiple-entry visa with up to 30 days per stay (around OMR 50). Oman is not a Schengen state, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply.