Jobs in the Gulf

Work in Oman from Kenya.

Hospitality and service roles in Muscat and resort areas, with the salary and every cost stated before you apply.

Currency: Omani rial (OMR)
Main city: Muscat
Language at work: English in hotels and most workplaces; Arabic is the official language
Income tax on salaries: None currently [confirm before each contract]

Why work in Oman

Resort and hotel work
Beach resorts and city hotels hire kitchen, housekeeping and service staff.
A calmer pace
Many workers find Oman quieter than the larger Gulf cities.
Accommodation often included
Many hospitality roles include staff housing and meals on duty.
A strong currency
The rial is one of the world’s highest-value currencies.

Salaries are paid monthly in local currency, and many contracts include accommodation, transport or meals. Check your job page for exactly what is included.
Summers are very hot. Employers in outdoor roles set working hours around the heat.
Respect local laws and customs, including dress codes in public places and rules during Ramadan. We cover this in your pre-departure briefing.
Keep your passport yourself unless the law requires otherwise. [Confirm current rules per country.]

Because the rial is a high-value currency. Each job shows an approximate monthly amount in Kenyan shillings to help you compare.

No. For employer-paid roles we charge you nothing.

[Typical timelines to be confirmed.]