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Hi, great stuff! Just a quick question. Do UAE residents need to purchase additional Omani vehicle insurance if traveling in their private cars? If so, is it available at the border? How much does it cost ? Thanks in advance and keep up the good work 👏
Hi Naseer, thanks for watching and for your kind comment! That is a great question. Although we were tourists and had to purchase the insurance separately, from doing some research it looks like both tourists and residents need an "orange card" that is essential to prove insurance and to cross the border. We bought ours from the car rental company while in Dubai, and it was literally a big piece of bright orange paper. But you can also purchase it at the border if you have your own car (and therefore don't also require the car rental company's permission). But, we've read it can be a time-consuming process and cost more than ordering it ahead of time. We would recommend first contacting your car insurance company to see if your coverage already provides this, or you can buy it for a period of time. Ours was 350 AED (about $95 USD) for a rental car through ejarcar.com, but it would probably be less for your own car. You could do your eVisa and car insurance online first and save time and money. It sounds like you need at least a few days to week in either case. For what it's worth if you're driving to Muscat instead of the Musandam Peninsula/Khasab, the Hatta border crossing is supposed to be the smoothest. Here is some more specific reading on getting to the Musandam area. Hope it helps! www.dubizzle.com/blog/cars/musandam-road-trip-from-dubai/ Let us know if you have other questions, and wishing you safe travels!!
@@FindingSalas Wow. That is detailed! And extremely helpful! Thanks alot for your guidance and I will be factoring in all of the above during my upcoming trip to Musandam. Wishing you all the best 👍
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Great to see travelling families 😍 great job guys! We'll be binging your videos for good tips ☺ 🖤
Heyyyy fam! Thanks for connecting and your support. ❤️ We love to see traveling families too and hope our videos break down some of those barriers.
@@FindingSalas 😊 Keep up the great work 🙌🏾🖤
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Hello! Thank you for watching and have a beautiful day! ❤️
Wow, that looks stunning!
Heyyyy Kat! So good to hear from you! And yes, put Oman on your list. It took us by wonderful surprise. Such a natural paradise. Big hugs to you! ❤
GREAT VIDEO WHAT DO YOU USE FOR EDITING AS FOR AS FONTS ETC. THANKS
Hello to the Estime Family! ❤️ Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment.
We use the Adobe Creative Suite to make our videos, primarily Adobe Premiere. You can stitch together video, audio, fonts, etc. there.
Hi, great stuff! Just a quick question.
Do UAE residents need to purchase additional Omani vehicle insurance if traveling in their private cars? If so, is it available at the border? How much does it cost ?
Thanks in advance and keep up the good work 👏
Hi Naseer, thanks for watching and for your kind comment! That is a great question. Although we were tourists and had to purchase the insurance separately, from doing some research it looks like both tourists and residents need an "orange card" that is essential to prove insurance and to cross the border. We bought ours from the car rental company while in Dubai, and it was literally a big piece of bright orange paper. But you can also purchase it at the border if you have your own car (and therefore don't also require the car rental company's permission). But, we've read it can be a time-consuming process and cost more than ordering it ahead of time.
We would recommend first contacting your car insurance company to see if your coverage already provides this, or you can buy it for a period of time. Ours was 350 AED (about $95 USD) for a rental car through ejarcar.com, but it would probably be less for your own car. You could do your eVisa and car insurance online first and save time and money. It sounds like you need at least a few days to week in either case.
For what it's worth if you're driving to Muscat instead of the Musandam Peninsula/Khasab, the Hatta border crossing is supposed to be the smoothest.
Here is some more specific reading on getting to the Musandam area. Hope it helps! www.dubizzle.com/blog/cars/musandam-road-trip-from-dubai/
Let us know if you have other questions, and wishing you safe travels!!
@@FindingSalas Wow. That is detailed! And extremely helpful!
Thanks alot for your guidance and I will be factoring in all of the above during my upcoming trip to Musandam.
Wishing you all the best 👍
@@badboy208001 of course, happy to help! Safe travels and have a wonderful time!! 🚙