Indian Embassy Attestation
Indian consulate attestation in Dubai, handled end to end.
Oman Desk
Oman sits close enough that people assume the paperwork is casual. It is not. A document crossing that border for official use needs the same chain as one flying to the other side of the world.
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs attests the document first, at AED 150 for a personal document or AED 2,000 for a commercial one. The Omani mission then adds its own legalisation. Residents of Dubai and the northern emirates use the Consulate General in Dubai rather than the embassy in Abu Dhabi.
| What it is for | Using a UAE or foreign document inside Oman |
|---|---|
| UAE ministry fee | AED 150 personal; AED 2,000 commercial |
| Order | Issuing authority → UAE MOFA → Omani mission |
| Dubai jurisdiction | Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, RAK, Fujairah |
| Typical uses | Employment, education, family, company registration |
| Consulate fee | Set by the mission — confirm at the time of filing |
Last updated 3 August 2026 · Reviewed by Mohammed Shareef A, Senior PRO Consultant, Dubai government liaison. Fees and timelines are set by the issuing authority and change without notice — confirm current figures before you budget.
Oman maintains an embassy in Abu Dhabi and a consulate general in Dubai. For anyone living or trading in Dubai and the northern emirates, the Dubai consulate is the right venue for the final stamp.
It is a small point that costs a whole day when it goes wrong, because the two are an hour and a half apart and neither will process what belongs to the other.
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in every case. The Omani mission is verifying that ministry's stamp, so its absence ends the matter before it starts.
Where the document was issued outside the UAE, there is an earlier chain again: the issuing country's own foreign ministry, then the UAE mission in that country. Only then does the UAE ministry attest it here.
Employment files above all — degrees, experience letters and police clearance for an Omani work permit. Then education, where a school or university in Oman wants attested transcripts, and family documents for residency.
Company paperwork is the other half: trade licences, memoranda and board resolutions for registering or trading in Oman.
Arabic is the working language on the Omani side, and a receiving authority will generally want the document in it. Use a translator whose work is recognised, and do it once the stamps are on.
Translating first is a false economy. Every stamp added afterwards is a stamp the translation does not mention.
| Issued in | Steps before UAE MOFA | UAE MOFA fee | Final stamp |
|---|---|---|---|
| UAE, personal document | Issuing authority | AED 150 | Omani mission |
| UAE, commercial document | Chamber of commerce | AED 2,000 | Omani mission |
| India, Pakistan or the Philippines | Origin ministry, then the UAE mission there | AED 150 | Omani mission |
| A Hague convention country | Apostille is not sufficient — full legalisation still required | AED 150 | Omani mission |
The item that most often causes a delay is a document issued outside the UAE that has not been legalised in its own country yet. Nothing on this side can substitute for that step, and it usually has to be arranged by someone still there.
The parent service, covering every mission in the UAE.
The UAE ministry stamp that has to come first.
Educational, personal and commercial document attestation.
Read next: How the UAE attestation chain works, step by step · GCC visas for UAE residents · What MOFAIC attestation actually costs and covers
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