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Without knowing your nationality and other details, it's difficult to say for sure what route you would need to go. To live permanently in Oman, though, you would need to either be joining family there or you would need to find work and obtain an employment visa.
You can read more about these two visas on the Expat Arrivals Visas for Oman page.
Hope this helps.
Meagan
The Expat Arrivals page on Work in Oman has information on how to find a job in Oman. I think you will find enough information there to get started.
Best of luck,
Meagan
The procedure for acquiring an employment visa in Oman is outlined on the Expat Arrivals Visas for Oman page. You would first need to find a job and thereafter the work permit can be applied for - this can be done, but it is a complicated process. Only some nationals need to be medically certified; that is, nationals of Bangladesh, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Sudan. If required for the application, the medical certificate must be endorsed by the Omani Ministry of Health.
Regards
Meagan
No, you need a valid employment visa to be able to work in Oman. It's difficult to say how long an employment visa will take to come through. Sometimes it's a few days, a few weeks, or even a month, as in your case. The time period depends on a number of variables. So there's no real way to know whether what your employer says is genuine. If you want to learn more details about the employment visa process, it's outlined quite thoroughly on our Visas for Oman page.
Best of luck.
Meagan
hello there I am from India and now I am in oman on visit visa of 30days now I want to change this visit visa to working visa without go back my country it can be possible or not ???