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Exporting to Oman

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A guide for British businesses who are interested in developing their overseas trade and doing business in Oman.

Oman is the second largest state in the Arabian peninsula and is a founding member of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Around 44% of Oman’s population are expatriates.

Benefits for British businesses exporting to Oman include:

  • UK is Oman’s biggest foreign investor
  • English is widely spoken and accepted as a business language
  • indigenous population growing at 3.5% per annum, with over half under 25
  • British standards are widely used
  • 7,000 UK residents make up the largest Western expatriate segment
  • majority of western tourists come from the UK

Strengths of the Omani market include:

  • strong government investments in infrastructure, healthcare and education (£7.5 billion in 2014)
  • no personal income tax
  • full repatriation of capital, net profit and royalties
  • proximity to other Gulf markets
  • good connectivity by air to all major cities

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