For documents issued in the Sultanate of Oman and intended for use in the UAE, the documents must first be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman. The attestation process must then be completed through the UAE Embassy in Muscat and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in accordance with the applicable procedures and through Oman Post.
For documents issued in the UAE and intended for use in Oman, the documents must first be attested by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, followed by the required attestation procedures through the UAE Embassy in Muscat.
Commercial documents, including commercial powers of attorney, contracts and agreements, commercial registrations, trade licenses, corporate documents, and other documents of a commercial nature, are subject to the applicable commercial document attestation requirements. A power of attorney containing commercial content is considered a commercial document.
Commercial invoices and certificates of origin are processed separately through MoFA’s Electronic Documents Attestation System (eDAS 2.0).