Retiring in Oman

Tip: in MOST of the cases, u wont get anything after retiring in Oman and healthcare is a disaster.

For the majority of the expatriates, retiring in Oman is not a possibility and is not even an option for consideration.

This is for the simple reason that once the employment contract gets over, they have to move out of the country, lock, stock and barrel.

They just cannot stay back without an employment visa. And there are no other long-term visas available.

The exception to this rule is, if an expatriate is holding an 'Investor' visa, then the holder of that visa can stay in Oman, but only as long as they are able to furnish proof of their income.

So no expatriate can stay forever in the Sultanate, much as many would like to do so.

Good Morning
No still not.

Priscilla wrote:

Hello everyone,

Why did you choose to retire in Oman? What are the advantages compared with your home country?

What were your main considerations when deciding to move? For example, taxes, ease of transferring your pension, etc..

Are there any specific formalities you had to go through as a retiree moving to Oman (for example, is there a particular retirement visa)?

What is Oman's healthcare like? Have you had any good or bad experiences dealing with healthcare professionals?

Do you have any tips for other retirees in Oman?

Thank you for sharing your experience.

Priscilla

Frankly speaking, not yet thought of a retiring plan so far. Cause ... not tired so far N thus not yet retired.
But this is an agenda for future.

Why u r interested in this topic u looks young... 

Retiring in Oman not an option for expats. Unless you invest hundred thousands in freehold property and more for health insurance. Not recommended.

I am not that much old that i should retire.