Get Liquor License Oman

Drinking or dealing in alcohol without licence an offence in Oman. The crime attracts in Oman imprisonment from a month to one year, and fines from OMR100 to OMR1,000.

Oman is already a relatively expensive destination for alcohol, with the average price of a beer around $8.60 a pint, mostly available at licensed hotels.

The value of the permit is determined by the applicant's salary – 10% of basic salary. Hence if one's basic salary is RO500, he can be issued a permit to purchase alcohol valued at not more than RO50 per month. The permit fee is 4 per cent of the total value of the permit for 24 months.

Alcohol is an intoxicant and indulgence the enjoyment of which is clearly forbidden to Muslims in the Koran. In this respect, it is only understandable that the public consumption of alcohol in Oman is also prohibited by law.

Alcohol is widely available in Oman, and can be purchased easily. You can buy alcohol in Oman at the airport, in hotels and bars, and at licenced liquor stores around the country. However, much like the UAE, there are strict laws surrounding alcohol that should be adhered to at all times.

Alcohol and e-cigarettes Non-Muslim residents can get a licence to drink alcohol at home from the Royal Oman Police. Liquor licenses are not available to non-residents, but it is possible for tourists and visitors to buy and drink alcohol in licensed venues, such as hotels, restaurants and clubs.

Same-sex relationships, sex outside of marriage and ography are illegal. Hotels may refuse accommodation to couples who can't prove they're married. Oman has strict Islamic dress codes. It's illegal to wear military or similar clothing and accessories.

Requirement for an alcohol license Passport photocopy with valid residence visa. Resident card photocopy and an application form of resident card issued by the Ministry of Manpower. 2 passport-size photos with blue background.