Oman Government Jobs: Royal Court Affairs Is Hiring

New Oman government jobs: Royal Court Affairs vacancies for Omanis in Muscat and Salalah. Apply by SMS to 80057 between 1 and 14 November 2026.

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In brief

  • Oman's Ministry of Labour announced vacancies at Royal Court Affairs on 1 November 2026.
  • The jobs are for Omani citizens and are based in Muscat and Salalah, with some posts reserved for Dhofar residents.
  • Applications are sent by SMS to 80057 and are open until Saturday 14 November 2026.
  • Applicants can choose only one job and must not already hold a government post.
CountryOman
OrganizationRoyal Court Affairs / Ministry of Labour Oman
Last date to apply14 Nov 2026
Official sourceOman Daily – Ministry of Labour announces Royal Court Affairs vacancies ✓ ol.om

There is fresh news for Omanis seeking Oman government jobs. On Sunday 1 November 2026, the Ministry of Labour, working with Royal Court Affairs, announced a set of vacancies for Omani citizens in Muscat and Salalah. Applications are open for two weeks, until Saturday 14 November 2026.

Royal Court Affairs is one of Oman's most prestigious public employers, so openings there usually attract strong interest.

Key facts

Detail Information
Employer Royal Court Affairs
Announced by Ministry of Labour, Oman
Locations Muscat and Salalah
Open to Omani citizens
Apply by SMS to 80057
Application period 1–14 November 2026

The exact number of jobs and the list of job titles were published in the ministry's official announcement graphics. Check the ministry's channels for the opportunity numbers before you apply.

Eligibility conditions

  • Omani nationality
  • Registered as a job seeker with the Ministry of Labour
  • Good conduct and behaviour
  • Not currently employed in any government job, including military and security posts
  • Has not resigned from a government body or government-owned company in the past year
  • Some posts are reserved for residents of Dhofar Governorate
  • Apply for one job only

Part of a wider push

The Ministry of Labour regularly publishes public sector vacancies in partnership with government bodies, as part of Oman's drive to find work for registered national job seekers. Announcements like this often come in batches, so candidates who miss out should keep checking for the next round.

How to apply

The ministry has asked applicants to apply by text message:

  1. Find the opportunity number of the job you want in the Ministry of Labour announcement.
  2. Send an SMS to 80057 in this format: opportunity number # civil number AT.
  3. Send your application before the end of 14 November 2026.

Make sure your job seeker profile on the Ministry of Labour system is up to date before applying, as this is how your eligibility is checked.

What it means for job seekers

  • Act fast. The window is only two weeks.
  • Choose carefully. You may apply for just one post, so pick the one that best matches your qualification.
  • Salalah candidates have an edge for posts reserved for Dhofar residents.
  • Keep your registration active to be considered for future national vacancies.

See also the 130 oil and gas job titles reserved for Omanis and the Digital Economy programme's 3,000 tech jobs a year.

More openings: all Oman jobs

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply for Royal Court Affairs jobs in Oman?

Send an SMS to 80057 in the format: opportunity number # civil number AT.

What is the last date to apply?

Saturday 14 November 2026.

Who can apply?

Omani citizens registered as job seekers with the Ministry of Labour who are not currently in a government, military or security job.

Where are the jobs?

In Muscat and Salalah. Some posts are for residents of Dhofar Governorate only.

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