You keep talking about rentals my brother how about buying them right out for the full price we want to know about that as well not just rentals man come on bro and plus your cameraman hardly move the camera around it's just stuck on You we can still hear you if he moves around and let's see what's going on come on my brother make more videos about buying the properties Allah bless you
Just bear in mind, you forgot to mention a very good point. The reason why there are no expats in Al Maabela is that they are not allowed to buy property there; it’s restricted to Omanis. Non-Omanis are only allowed to buy property in certain areas, and even in Qurm, they cannot buy just anywhere. Places like Muscat Hills and Al Mouj, which you did mention as ITC zones, allow foreign ownership, but Al Maabela does not have these zones. However, there are many expats renting in Al Maabela near Muscat Mall. Additionally, a new major development, "Sultan Haitham City," is being built in Al Maabela, which is set to become one of the best destinations in the city. I believe expats will be allowed to buy property there, so you should look it up. Apart from this, thank you very much for showcasing our country. I’m in the UK at the moment, but inshallah, when I return to Oman, I would love to meet you, brother, and invite you to my house in Al Maabela😅
Thank you . The most important points he did not point out . I had been asking so many times if I can buy a property in Oman . I am a foreigner. Hope someone could show the place where foreigners could buy and the new development abt it
The beautiful villas are put up by rich locals for there families. The beautiful Compounds are for rich western and Lebanese expats. We don't look for our homes there provided within our contract negotiated by our employer in UK or wherever. Don't ever come to the Gulf without a expat contract, you will be slave. My Contract from FedEx UK was 10 k a month for Saudi and 8 k a month for Oman. House car school fees on top. Everything paid for by FedEx. You cant live like a local in the Gulf. even the Air hostesses are on all in Contracts includes accommodation everything. You need to have a skill that your employer in the UK can exploit in there branch in Oman. You know that Pakistani and Bangladeshi are at the bottom of the cast system unless there employer is based in there country of origin. No expat can have a contract valid for more then 2 years! but can be renewable if re-negotiation works out. . I negotiated 4 months holiday per year. Finding a job locally will not work out you wont earn more then 500 OMR month. I pay my ethnic South East Asian staff 1000 gbp a month. White Europeans and Americans 7 to 8K huge. Europe we have so many immigrants as there slave labor in the Gulf and in there home countries. Asian Muslims seem only to remember why there in the UK when they move out. Welcome to the world buddy.
Alsalaam Alikum brother, I am a local Omani resident in Mabeela. You missed out on Mabeela cornice and beach, it's fantastic just like the one in Qurum area. Also Mabeela got more than 3 big shopping malls, restaurants, hospitals, clinics, industrial area for almost every kind of project that crosses your mind, there are also some fancy neighborhoods that you didn't record, Mabeela has a LONG boardwalk section that runs for kilometers from Mabeela to Alkhodh which is still being built. Places for rent are available in different categories. Problems in Mabeela are that which you mentioned, trash is everywhere and the municipalities are struggling to keep it clean, they must improve their overall quality of work. Plus the horrendous traffic jams especially during rush hours....
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته As an Omani myself, I’m more impressed that man’s walking out mid-day in the midst of summer when temperature are 40°C. People herr usually wait until its Asr (~4:00pm) to go out
Assalamualaikum, I am a Bangladeshi and want to do business with 100% ownership in Oman. Is it possible right now? Please help me with proper information. Thank you
Thank you for this comment. This was my impression, and you confirmed it. Now, my only concern would be not many expats live in Mabella, especially not those speaking English?
I just moved to Oman, from Pakistan. I am 21 and struggling to make friends, i am a bit shy but I would love to make friends of my age. I live in Ghoubroh sorry if i misspelled it hopefully i can make some friends❤
Maabilah reminds me of Dubai back in 2003/2004 when I visited as a child (my uncle was working there at the time). I'm sure it'll look different in the next 5-10yrs and prices will reflect that lol.
Thank you brother Mustafa for your valuable insights from the beauty of Oman. Allow me to suggest one thing: I‘ve noticed in your videos that your filmmaker puts you always at the centre of the camera even in moments where I, as a viewer, desperately wish to see or get more from the surroundings. Plus, it would make your videos amazing if you take time whenever you film relevant subjects such mountains, sea, buildings etc.. Just take your time let the camera go very slow over it and don’t rush so we, as viewers, can enjoy the recordings. Thank you for considering it and wish you all the best🙏🏽🤲🏽 You‘ve been great 😌
Salaam brother thank you so much for your videos. Could you please speak about the religious side of the country is it a good country to raise your children upon the Quran and Sunnah. Heard alot about the Ibadi sect there? Can you please give more info on that side and how the masaajids and school from an islamic perspective is
@@kami3434 Schools and Mosques in Oman are not based on sectors. All are the same since Ibadism and Sunna are 99% the same. In mosques you will find both Sunna and Ibadis pray together. Actually it is not allowed by the law to talk about such things in schools and mosques. If you do you will be fined and arrested. There is a video about this subject I will try to find it for you.
I tried to put a link but youtube is not allowing that. Put this text in the search box and you will get a 7 minutes video summarizes the situation here. Activate the English translation. "التعايش في عمان خواطر"
The empty lands in Mubila are actually lands for sale most of the time. Cost 20k-45k . Also, Mubila is a new area under development, its 10 to 15 years only.
@@ibrahsawool165 OMR. Mabaila is a very very big area. There’s Mabaila 1 all the way to Mabaila 8. Mabaila 7 and 8 being the newer ones with massive projects under development. Check out ‘Oman Real’ you can see the prices of land by area! Although they might be more pricey here.
It will be very nice in the next 5-10 years for sure. Also just a disclaimer, expats cannot buy land in Maabilah and it’s next to impossible to own 100% of land outside of ITC zones as an expat.
The beautiful villas are put up by rich locals for there families. The beautiful Compounds are for rich western and Lebanese expats. We don't look for our homes there provided within our contract negotiated by our employer in UK or wherever. Don't ever come to the Gulf without a expat contract, you will be slave. My Contract from FedEx UK was 10 k a month for Saudi and 8 k a month for Oman. House car school fees on top. Everything paid for by FedEx. You cant live like a local in the Gulf. even the Air hostesses are on all in Contracts includes accommodation everything. You need to have a skill that your employer in the UK can exploit in there branch in Oman. You know that Pakistani and Bangladeshi are at the bottom of the cast system unless there employer is based in there country of origin. No expat can have a contract valid for more then 2 years! but can be renewable if re-negotiation works out. . I negotiated 4 months holiday per year. Finding a job locally will not work out you wont earn more then 500 OMR month. I pay my ethnic South East Asian staff 1000 gbp a month. White Europeans and Americans 7 to 8K huge. Europe we have so many immigrants as there slave labor in the Gulf and in there home countries. Asian Muslims seem only to remember why there in the UK when they move out. Welcome to the world buddy. Indian or Pakistani get 100 OMR a month and Filipinos 220 OMR a month its a cast system. British Pakistani will be considered by the Arabs as not being British. Yah bro its not Europe for sure. You will discover the Pakistanis, Indians and Africans will be asking you to help them get to England to escape poverty. Filipinos wont they want to go to USA.
Bruh, outsiders are richer and enjoying Oman more than Omanis, most Omanis cannot even live in muscat they live in Nizwa and al Sharkiya and al Batinah
@@Imthedanger392 Yes I know. Lived all over the Gulf and Far East for the past 40 years. Non Muslims/British and Americans are on the Top of the food chain. In Oman my Villa was 1500 OMR p/m. And I was Earning 4900 OMR p/m. Most Omani don't earn more then 4 to 500 a month Pakistani 200 OMR a month. Bahrain Asian Muslims exact same but about 10 percent higher and Saudi same about 30 percent higher. If you non Gulf Arab Muslim your at the bottom of the caste system, If your a Pakistani convert to Christianity you will earn more, That's the Arab Gulf Cast system. I just started feeling guilty over the years as I could see my Asian staff used like slaves. My wife is Persian, lets go tickets are booked. Left in 2022.
lol Mabeela is expensive what actuallyight be considered cheaper is Barka.. in barka you could buy a land plus build a decent house on for the land prices in muscat / Mabeela
Bro genuine question and not attacking you personally or anything, i heard that oman is predominately ibaadi, and according to some opinions salah is not valid behind an ibaadi imam due to issue in aqidah. How would one get around this?
Just came back and had the same questions. You can pray behind them unless you are able to make a clear hujjah against the imam. Most ibaadi don’t know much about aqqeda of ibaadiah.
Very valid question. I would say it’s at a 65/35 split. Every neighbourhood does have a Sunni masjid, it might not be your local one tho. However in general, there is no hostility, no one walks around with their nose high claiming to be better. Everyone co exists in full peace.
Another great video my bro! I would actually prefer the quieter and cheaper area. 35 mins to different ctivities isn't that long tbh. Im looking forward to a visit soon inshaAllah
They should clean around the houses when ever they finish the construction and put grass and trees. Does majority of Omani people speak english? that is what is holding me back moving there from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤
The beautiful villas are put up by rich locals for there families. The beautiful Compounds are for rich western and Lebanese expats. We don't look for our homes there provided within our contract negotiated by our employer in UK or wherever. Don't ever come to the Gulf without a expat contract, you will be slave. My Contract from FedEx UK was 10 k a month for Saudi and 8 k a month for Oman. House car school fees on top. Everything paid for by FedEx. You cant live like a local in the Gulf. even the Air hostesses are on all in Contracts includes accommodation everything. You need to have a skill that your employer in the UK can exploit in there branch in Oman. You know that Pakistani and Bangladeshi are at the bottom of the cast system unless there employer is based in there country of origin. No expat can have a contract valid for more then 2 years! but can be renewable if re-negotiation works out. . I negotiated 4 months holiday per year. Finding a job locally will not work out you wont earn more then 500 OMR month. I pay my ethnic South East Asian staff 1000 gbp a month. White Europeans and Americans 7 to 8K huge. Europe we have so many immigrants as there slave labor in the Gulf and in there home countries. Asian Muslims seem only to remember why there in the UK when they move out. Welcome to the world buddy. Indian or Pakistani get 100 OMR a month and Filipinos 220 OMR a month its a cast system. British Pakistani will be considered by the Arabs as not being British. Yah bro its not Europe for sure. You will discover the Pakistanis, Indians and Africans will be asking you to help them get to England to escape poverty. Filipinos wont they want to go to USA.
Can you comment on Muscat Hills for buying an apartment? Is it a good neighborhood, what are the prices like, will that qualify as a litetime permanent residency visa? Many thanks
Bro I really appreciate you showcasing my country however not so pleased to your very emphasis on how dirty is Maabella , I just want you to understand that overall Oman is considered to be one of the cleanest country in the world of which it is Alhamdulilah 🙏🏼 Also Maabella is still being expanded with new construction taking place at different areas though it shouldn’t be the excuse of having trash everywhere and I’m certain the municipality will gradually clear all that up. It is normal to find some parts of a country to be less fortunate than others same aspect as in many big cities like parts of the Uk or the US that I have witnessed to be at their worst than Maabella. I hope you nor your viewers are disappointed to invest in Oman be rest assured that all sites that are designated for expats are all magnificent.
Al Mouj is to the left side of the airport and it’s very expensive to buy or rent property there plus Al Hail North is also a very beautiful neighborhood and last time I checked it’s quite expensive… thank you for the video bro
Actually by law the contractor should remove the rubble from the site, however muscat municipality dont have enough manpower to inspect all areas and fine the contractors. I guess they just gave up😅 because that land eventually will be a construction site as well at some point
New developments, prices, off plan bookings / purchases, rental potentials etc please put direct contact links, as your links have forms to fill which is confusing…
Love you showcasing beautiful Oman, God bless. Construction waste is the responsibility of the developer to clean and that is enforced by the municipality, so eventually they will catch them if they don’t clean it up. All the same Ma’abela is a new and developing community, so one should expect a lot of empty plots and construction. Every neighborhood, even the high ends were once in the same state. And yes it’s hot during the summer months, but why do you fail to mention just how amazing and pleasant the weather is from October to April!
There is one important point. Oman lately is getting more hurricanes than usual. Starting from 2006 they managed to reach Oman from the Indian ocean. All the areas you mentioned in the right side of the airport are very low they become flooded easily when there is heavy rains. In 2006 Mabeelah gained popularity as it is high and don't get effected by rain. Starting from that year prices started to go high very fast. My brother got a land for 10k and now is worth more than 50k.
I don't understand the link between experts and the develop of the Muscat city? Do you mean only expert know how to live and only the best place?!! There are many places in Al Hail and Al Khaudh and even AlMabila nice neighborhood and very expensive land more than Qurum and Al Khuwair. Your comparison misleading my friend.
Good videos brother. I’m planning to be in Muscat in about a month for a long term hijrah plan as well. I’ve never been there but your videos make it seem like I’ve been there already, looked at a few ‘Muslim’ countries as options so far but something is lacking. BTW coming from South Africa and those houses are kinda on the small side for us 😂.
Salam can you do a vid on employment or making money in Oman. Job security will be one of the main things holding ppl back from hijra. Unless you are a business owner ofc.
Asalamualaikum brother, very informative video. Please show closest expat zones to this area where properties can be purchased and what would their rental potential be as well for investors
I've recently found your channel. Thanks for the good content from Oman and Muscat. I've been there 4 times on a holiday while living in Qatar. I really can imagine myself living there one day. We visited Al Mouj a couple times as a family and really loved the place. How is the place to live? And what about the price of 3 bedrooms? Thanks again :)
Welcome to the channel and thank you for your support! Al Mouj is really nice, abit too busy for my liking though. For authentic prices I recommend the site” open sooq Oman” That will give you a better insight inshallah 🙌🏽
8:30 This is for the locals and expats that work for the PDO specifically, the petroleum development of Oman. Yes it is a gated community for the other locals to enjoy before 7 PM.
Hello Mustafa, im 27 and i am a hard working construction person in sydney australia, i am a jack of all trades and really want to make hijrah to oman inshallah, can you please help me?
mashAllah tabarakAllah ahi. Im currently styding dentistry in Latvia. Was thinking about moving ot madinah/makkah after studies but after ur hijrah videos im kinda more inclined towards Oman now. Got a family with 2 kids so this def is a good place to raise ur children id say. My only issue with arab countries is the weather. I sweat when its like 25 degrees, imagine 45 lmao
I think there is a lot of American like to settle in Oman for retirement . I been living in Florida for 40 years and I like to retire in Salalah , if can make a video about this city please. it’s almost the same weather of Florida . Thank you
Comments on here about people saying you can’t pray behind ibadis or any other sect, asking about Sunni only mosques. Bro what? As an Omani this is a very surprising and offensive questions because we don’t discriminate against sects here whatsoever, we all pray together in the same mosque! Wtf it’s actually illegal to discriminate against sects. Consider that if you want to be discriminatory 😕
Salam, great video, can you upload a detail video about the ITC rules and areas etc please, to be honest alhamdulliah as a Muslim I would rather want to live in the poorer areas of Oman and away from non Muslim expats. So am I right to assume that Muslims can not buy any where in Oman except the ITC areas? And who is in charge of ITC rules and regulations thanks
Insha'Allah it will improve and become better. Hopefully, the government invests, so it will attract more people to go and buy, develop, and make it hustling and bustling 😊
Great info for uk, iTC zones tour be nice if time, apartment v small house, win win place, in future its on my list as no1, buy and rent possibilities, AirBNB ?😂 thank you Musafa , solid guy, can't wait next vid,fellow uk guy😊 its betting bad here in uk, as you know
Salam brother. Before you put on something like that, make sure you get your facts right. One of them is that there places in Qurum cheaper then Mabela. Another thing, apparently you never knew about Al hail in general, or al khoudh, they are just as nice as Qurum, and guess what, the happen to be on the left side of the airport!!!!
35 min ! That is nothing! I live in a city next to Paris and travel to Paris for work i do around 45 to 1 hour with train or cycle! Definitely, 35min isn't a big difference.
Yes, Oman is very safe and the community is welcoming. Make sure you come with a plan to find work or have income to sustain yourself while you are here.
Salaams brother, I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 and wanted to ask, is there good job opportunities there for a "average salary job"? if you don't have an investment to relocate
What's the point of such a video when you don't actually offer prices for buying outright nor rental price for the cheaper areas. This is a no brainer. Sigh!
Madinat Sultan Qaboos, Al Muna and Al Mouj can be more expensive than Qurum. If you think those houses are huge you should see the new ones in Boushar Heights which is also now a MUCH more premium location than Qurum.
