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Oman Gateway Advisory: enter the Sultanate on the right footing.

Ordovexa helps companies and investors choose the right structure before entering Oman, build In-Country Value once they arrive, and keep steady counsel as they grow.

Why Oman, and why structure matters

Open to foreign capital, with rules that reward careful planning.

Oman Vision 2040 has opened most sectors to full foreign ownership and created zones with long tax holidays. Some activities remain reserved for Omanis, and government tenders weigh In-Country Value, so the entry structure matters from day one.

100%foreign ownership allowed in most sectorsForeign Capital Investment Law, Royal Decree 50/2019
123activities reserved for Omani investorsMinisterial Decision 435/2024
2 + 3special economic zones and free zonesRoyal Decree 38/2025
10 yrstax exemption for qualifying zone companiesRoyal Decree 38/2025, extendable
Three modules

From the first decision to steady operations.

Module 01

Before Entry

Choosing the right structure and the right partner before any licence is filed.

  • Mainland, special zone or free zone appraisal
  • Local partner due diligence
  • Joint venture governance and voting rights
Module 02

In-Country Value

Building the local operation so it can compete for government and energy tenders.

  • Operating model for the Omani entity
  • In-Country Value and Omanisation roadmap
  • Alignment with Vision 2040 priority sectors
Module 03

Continuity

Steady counsel once operations start, as rules and partnerships evolve.

  • Independent advice to the local board
  • Tracking of regulatory change
  • Mediation in partner deadlocks
The difference

Ordovexa builds the structure. Licensed partners handle the paperwork.

Commercial registration and document clearance are handled by licensed legal and administrative partners, under Ordovexa's direction or with the client's own counsel.

Setup agenciesOrdovexa
FocusLicences and paperworkStructure, governance and investment protection
Talks toAdministrative staffBoard, CEO and legal counsel
National prioritiesBasic complianceIn-Country Value and Vision 2040 planning
After the licenceThe work endsOngoing counsel and board support
Where to start

The 14-Day Entry Diagnostic

A short, fixed-scope review of your planned entry into Oman. It ends with a board memorandum covering structure options, governance risks, regulatory steps and an early view of In-Country Value.

SourcesForeign Capital Investment Law, Royal Decree 50/2019 · Ministerial Decision 435/2024 · Law of Special Economic Zones and Free Zones, Royal Decree 38/2025. Figures checked in October 2026.

Start with a confidential conversation.

Share the situation in a few lines. A senior advisor from Ordovexa replies personally.