No travel ban for Oman resident card holders

Muscat: Expats living in Oman who have ventured out abroad can come back to the nation through the nation's air terminals, much after the measures that have been set up to stop the spread of COVID-19 become effective around early afternoon on Tuesday. 

An announcement, marked by Salim Hamed Said Al Husaini, the Director of Air Transport at the Public Authority for Civil Aviation (PACA), said there would be a "prohibition on section of all non-Omanis to the Sultanate's domains by means of the entirety of the Sultanate's Airports, aside from the residents of the Gulf Cooperation Council nations and travelers who hold of inhabitant visas." 

Travel travelers are likewise permitted to go through Oman's air terminals. 

There will be a "usage of all general wellbeing measures on all airplane team at the air terminals, guaranteeing consistence with all Ministry of Health air bearer rules," as indicated by PACA. "Travelers moving from universal to household flights through any of Oman's air terminals would be exposed to general wellbeing measures, and systems of guaranteeing consistence must be concurred between the air terminals, the carriers, and the Ministry of Health, which will guarantee severe conformance with the wellbeing strategies."