Hire Private Car with Driver from Dubai to Muscat, Oman

Private Car with Driver Dubai to Oman

Planning a Dubai to Muscat road trip? Hire a private car with driver to Oman for a safe, comfortable journey. Learn about distance, visa, border rules, trip cost and why booking a chauffeur driven car is the best way to explore Muscat.

Dubai to Muscat by Road Distance and Travel Time

Dubai and Muscat are connected by good highways through the Hatta – Al Wajajah border. The typical driving distance is around 450 km, and the journey takes about 4.5–5 hours by car, depending on traffic and border waiting time.

For many travellers this is the perfect balance – not too short, not too long – especially when you are sitting in the back of a comfortable SUV with a driver.

Hire a Private Car with Driver for Oman Muscat from Dubai

Driving from Dubai to Muscat is one of the most beautiful road trips in the Gulf. Instead of worrying about long hours behind the wheel, border procedures and late-night driving, you can hire a private car with driver and enjoy the journey in complete comfort.

In this guide, we’ll cover:

  • How far Dubai is from Muscat by road

  • Border and visa basics for travelling to Oman

  • Why a private car + professional chauffeur is better than self-drive or bus

  • Suggested Muscat itinerary and places to visit

  • Tips to book your Dubai–Muscat private transfer smoothly

Documents & Visa: What You Need for Oman by Road

Before you book your private car with driver to Muscat, it’s important to understand basic entry and vehicle requirements. Regulations can change, so always double-check with the Royal Oman Police e-Visa portal or your travel consultant before departure.

Visa for UAE citizens and residents

  • UAE citizens: can usually enter Oman visa-free with a passport.

  • UAE residents:

    • Many nationalities can get a 14-day visa on arrival at the border.

    • For stays up to about 28–30 days, it’s recommended to apply for an e-Visa online in advance.

Personal documents to carry

  • Passport with at least 6 months validity

  • Valid UAE residence visa (for residents)

  • Emirates ID

  • Any approved Oman e-Visa printout or confirmation email (if used)

Vehicle & insurance documents

Even if you are hiring a private car with driver, these points matter – reliable companies make sure all documents are in order:

 

  • Car registration card (Mulkiya)

  • Valid UAE driving license of the chauffeur

  • Orange Card or equivalent car insurance that covers driving in Oman (often purchased as an extra if not already included in the policy)

  • If a vehicle is financed or rented, a No Objection Certificate (NOC) in Arabic may be required at the border.

When you book with a professional service, all these formalities are handled for you so you don’t have to worry about paperwork.

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