Janaen Salalah
Janaen Salalah is an agritourism Integrated Tourism Complex at Arzat in Salalah, planned on more than 5.5 million square metres. The plan includes 250 homes, a 128-key five-star hotel, coconut and papaya farms, and eco-recreation, education and wellness areas. Planting began in 2025, and no home sales have been announced.
Key facts
- Location
- Salalah
- Governorate
- Dhofar
- Status
- Under construction
- Ownership
- Not stated
- Residency
- Official rules: https://qanoon.om/p/2022/mhup20220058/
- Amenities
- garden
- Projects listed
- 0
Overview
About Janaen Salalah
Janaen Salalah is planned at Arzat in Salalah, Dhofar, as a destination that combines farming, hospitality, recreation and homes. It holds an Integrated Tourism Complex licence, which allows foreign ownership.
Progress
By July 2025 the master plan and feasibility study were complete and planting had begun. Later in 2025 agricultural works were agreed across more than 786,000 square metres. Home sales have not been announced.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Janaen Salalah?
At Arzat in the Wilayat of Salalah, Dhofar.
Can I buy here now?
Not yet. Sales have not been announced. Message the Off-Plan Oman team on WhatsApp and we will tell you when the first homes are released.
Who can buy freehold in an Integrated Tourism Complex?
Under Oman's ITC ownership law, non-Omanis can own land or built units inside Integrated Tourism Complexes licensed by the government. Approval is given project by project, so confirm that the exact phase and unit can be registered in your name before paying.
Does buying here give me residency?
The ITC law allows a residence permit for a non-Omani owner. Ministerial Decision 58/2022 also links investor residence cards to property value. Check the current rules with the Royal Oman Police before you rely on residency.
Is every unit inside a freehold community freehold?
Not always. Ownership is approved for each project and phase. Ask for written confirmation of the title type for your unit, and the Off-Plan Oman team will check it with you.
Can foreigners buy outside the Integrated Tourism Complexes?
Outside ITCs, Ministerial Decision 357/2020 lets eligible residents buy a usufruct right, not freehold, in approved multi-storey buildings. It is a registered right to use the unit for a fixed term.
Official sources
- Muscat Daily - Janaen Salalah ITC project set to redefine agritourism (July 2025)
- Ministry of Heritage and Tourism - ITC laws and regulations
- Real Estate Ownership Act for Integrated Tourism Complexes (Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning)
- Ministerial Decision 58/2022 on residence for property owners (Qanoon)
- Ministerial Decision 357/2020 on usufruct in multi-storey buildings (Qanoon)
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