COVID-19: Oman reopens borders with neighbouring countries
Omanis, residents permitted to travel but need to obtain a PCR coronavirus test result
Dubai: Oman announced today that borders with neighbouring countries are now open and travel is allowed for Omanis and residents as long as they adhere to the announced procedures when travelling and upon returning to the Sultanate, local media reported.
However, only expatriates with valid residence visa will be allowed to return to the country, with the government still reviewing the situation to allow certain types of visas.
The Supreme Committee approved that the passengers entering the Sultanate through all border ports should obtain a PCR coronavirus test of no more than 96 hours prior to entering the Sultanate.
Passengers should also undergo the same test upon arrival in the Sultanate and a 7-day quarantine as well as a PCR test to be conducted on the eighth day.