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25/06/2026

Oman has introduced comprehensive guidelines for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, developed in collaboration with the International Maritime Organization. The initiative provides a structured transit corridor, with vessel movements managed in specific groups to ensure high levels of maritime safety and security. Mariners are advised that communications are conducted via International VHF Channel 16, and transit times vary based on vessel speed and environmental conditions. These protocols underscore Oman’s commitment to regional maritime cooperation, providing clear, professional instructions for safe passage through this essential international waterway.
Read More: https://www.muscatdaily.com/2026/06/25/oman-maritime-transit-guidelines-released-for-strait-of-hormuz/

09/06/2026

Salalah Port

31/03/2026

The Royal Oman Police, represented by the General Directorate of Customs, has introduced a set of facilitation measures to streamline the entry and movement of transit goods, amid the current regional situation.

The new procedures allow empty containers to enter and exit without a customs declaration, with inspection limited to scanning.

Transit declarations will also be processed from border points to ports using booking numbers, with clearance limited to containers that have physically arrived.

Meanwhile, vehicles and equipment arriving from GCC countries will require only a transit declaration, without the need for a customs card or export certificate.

The move underscores ongoing efforts to ensure smooth trade flows, reduce delays, and support the business community during evolving regional conditions.

The ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States are exerting significant pressure on businesses across the region, particularly in the Gulf.

16/03/2026

The Directorate General of Customs in the Sultanate of Oman and Dubai Customs have activated a temporary “green corridor” to facilitate the movement of diverted cargo shipments between Dubai and Omani ports via land routes, a move aimed at sustaining trade flows and easing pressure on regional supply chains. The initiative, announced on March 14 under Dubai Customs Notice No. 04/2026, reflects close coordination between the two customs authorities and is intended to ensure the smooth handling of shipments that have been redirected to Omani ports under exceptional circumstances. The measure highlights the strong operational cooperation between the UAE and the Sultanate of Oman in maintaining the continuity of regional trade. Under the arrangement, containers originally destined for Jebel Ali Port but arriving instead at Omani ports will be allowed to move quickly to Dubai through bonded land transport after completing simplified customs procedures in Oman. The mechanism is designed to reduce delays and provide a streamlined channel for logistics operators handling diverted cargo.