Accountants for foreign clients in Oman

Thirteen of the 30 firms Accountanty lists in Oman say they focus on foreign clients, and this page gathers them. They describe their work as serving owners who run an Omani company from another country, who sign documents by courier or under a power of attorney, and who need each Omani requirement explained before it falls due rather than after.

The Foreign Capital Investment Law, issued by Royal Decree 50/2019, lets a foreign investor own the capital of a company in a permitted activity in whole or in part, and the activities closed to foreign investment are listed by ministerial decision. When you compare these firms, ask which nationalities and sectors they have worked with and whether they have set up the structure you have in mind for someone in your position. Between them these 13 name free zone companies and LLCs most often, five times each, followed by representative offices, branch offices and sole proprietorships with three each; one profile names fully foreign-owned companies. Ask which documents you must attest in your home country, what can be signed remotely, and who your single contact will be for the accounts, tax filings and renewals. Read the Oman guide for the legal sequence and company formation in Oman for how to pick the firm that files it.

The 13 are 11 accounting firms and two corporate service providers: eight small, three medium-sized and two in large networks. All work in English and four also in Arabic. Profiles name foreign investors most often, followed by SMEs, with single mentions of Arab investors, expat entrepreneurs, GCC and international groups and non-resident Indians. All five firms in Oman that help with bank accounts are among them. Every one is in Muscat. To reach several at once, send a free quote request.