Naseem Al Sabah
Naseem Al Sabah was announced as an Integrated Tourism Complex on the Mawaleh coast in Seeb, near Al Mouj, with more than 1,200 planned homes that expatriates living in Oman would be able to buy. Public sources do not confirm its current progress or any units on sale, so check with our team before relying on it.
Key facts
- Location
- Al Mawaleh, Seeb
- Governorate
- Muscat
- Status
- Announced
- Ownership
- Not stated
- Residency
- Official rules: https://qanoon.om/p/2022/mhup20220058/
- Projects listed
- 0
Overview
About Naseem Al Sabah
Naseem Al Sabah was announced in 2017 as an Integrated Tourism Complex on the coast of Al Mawaleh in Seeb, close to Al Mouj. The plan described more than 1,200 homes together with hotels, a marina and shops.
Current status
We could not find an official update confirming construction progress or homes for sale. This page will be updated when the project's status is confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Naseem Al Sabah?
On the coast of Al Mawaleh in the Wilayat of Seeb, close to Al Mouj.
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
- Oman Observer - Naseem A'Sabah integrated tourism complex
- Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning - Real Estate Ownership Act for Integrated Tourism Complexes
- 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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