OMR 13,800
Oman
Seeb
Private Seller
61,000 (mi)
OMR 690
Oman
Muscat
Private Seller
4,000,000 (mi)
OMR 5,400
Oman
Muscat
Private Seller
235,696 (km)
OMR 7,500
Oman
Muscat
Private Seller
144,000 (mi)
OMR 1,600
Oman
Muscat
Private Seller
425,000 (km)
OMR 1,500
Oman
Muscat
Private Seller
320,000 (km)
OMR 750
Oman
Al Wāfī
Private Seller
0 (km)
OMR 3,998
Oman
Muscat
Private Seller
195,000 (km)
OMR 26,000
Oman
Masqaţ
Private Seller
25,000 (km)
OMR 2,000
Oman
Muscat
Private Seller
228,000 (km)
Browse listings on CarAgency and filter by make, model, price, year, mileage, or location. Contact the seller, inspect the car, check its documents, arrange insurance, and complete ownership transfer through Royal Oman Police services.
You typically need valid ID, valid insurance from an approved insurer, and a vehicle eligible for transfer. The registration must be valid, the car must pass inspection, and any fines or restrictions on the buyer, seller, or vehicle must be cleared.
Yes. Expatriates can generally buy and register cars if they have valid residency and meet Oman’s traffic and registration requirements, including insurance and ownership transfer rules.