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About Us

Yaghoobi Real Estate

A trusted partner for Iranians choosing property in Oman
Yaghoobi Real Estate, backed by over 19 years of successful experience in Dubai’s property market, is now proudly operating in Oman to provide Iranians with a reliable, well-informed experience for buying, renting, investing in real estate, and obtaining residency. The remarkable growth of Oman's property market, clear ownership regulations for foreigners, and sustainable economic opportunities have made the country an attractive destination for investment and living. With a deep understanding of these opportunities, we at Yaghoobi will accompany you from the first choice to the final transfer of the property.

Our experience in Dubai has taught us that choosing a property is not merely a transaction; it is an important step toward building a higher-quality future.

With expert consultants based in Muscat and other key regions of Oman, our team offers a blend of in-depth local market knowledge and an understanding of the needs of the Iranian community — enabling clients at home or abroad to decide with confidence and peace of mind.

Yaghoobi Real Estate; From Dubai to Oman — your reliable partner in building a secure, bright future.

Free Consultation
Free Consultation

Specialized Property Advice

24/7 Support
24/7 Support

Round-the-Clock Assistance

Instant Viewing
Instant Viewing

Quick Viewing Arrangements

Transaction Guarantee
Transaction Guarantee

Legal Guidance and Support

Location Analysis
Location Analysis

Accurate Area Assessment

Certificates

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Foreign nationals can purchase property in designated ITC (Integrated Tourism Complex) areas. The process includes selecting the property, submitting the required documents, signing the contract, and officially registering it with the Ministry of Housing.
Yes. Purchasing an eligible property in approved areas can grant long-term (lifetime) residency for the buyer and their first-degree family members.
Areas such as Al Mouj, Muscat Hills, Yiti, Jebel Sifah, and several other approved developments allow foreign ownership.
The process includes: selecting the property, conducting legal checks, signing the agreement, paying the deposit, registering the contract, and transferring the title through the Ministry of Housing.
Yes. Some banks offer mortgage loans, although the conditions for foreign nationals are more limited and may vary depending on the project.
The minimum amount varies by project. Apartments start from more affordable ranges, while villas fall into higher investment categories.
Property purchase in Oman is subject to tax only if you are the first owner of the unit. In this case, a 5% tax applies. Resale properties are tax-free, and there is no annual property tax or rental tax in Oman.
No. There is no direct tax on property purchases. Only the legal transfer fee and registration costs must be paid.
Yes. With the required official documents, properties can be registered under the names of immediate family members.
Yes. The owner may sell or transfer the property at any time. The resale process is legal, straightforward, and well-regulated.