Compare Home Insurance in Oman

Home insurance in Oman is offered by 1 insurer covering both buildings and contents, with options from legacy incumbents to price-comparison-native challengers. Compare the rebuild cost (not market value) for buildings cover, and check whether contents cover includes accidental damage and high-value items above single-article limits.

Compare the top 10 Omani home insurance providers, with premiums from OMR 14 /year. Data current as of 23 October 2026 and updated daily from the Giraffy database.

Live offers

18 live offers compared from 10 providers, from OMR 14 /year. Updated daily.

Al Madina Home Takaful Al Madina Takaful

OMR 14 /year

Shariah-compliant home insurance from Al Madina Takaful.

  • Coverage: Building + Contents
  • Type: Takaful
  • Liability: Yes

Takaful Oman Home Takaful Oman Insurance

OMR 15 /year

Home Takaful covering building and contents against fire, theft and natural disasters.

  • Coverage: Building + Contents
  • Type: Takaful
  • Liability: Yes

Wataniya Home Insurance Wataniya Insurance

OMR 16 /year

Home insurance from Wataniya covering fire, flood and theft.

  • Coverage: Building + Contents
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: Optional

Muscat Insurance Home Muscat Insurance

OMR 18 /year

Household insurance covering property damage and personal liability.

  • Coverage: Building + Contents + Liability
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: Up to OMR 10,000

Solidarity Home Takaful Solidarity Oman Takaful

OMR 20 /year

Home Takaful from Solidarity Oman with international cover.

  • Coverage: Building + Contents
  • Type: Takaful
  • Liability: Yes

Takaful Oman Tenants Policy Takaful Oman Insurance

OMR 50 /year

  • Coverage: Contents Only
  • Type: Islamic Takaful
  • Liability: OMR 25,000

Muscat Insurance Contents OM Muscat Insurance

OMR 50 /year

  • Coverage: Contents Only
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: OMR 25,000

Solidarity Oman Contents Only Solidarity Oman Takaful

OMR 50 /year

Solidarity Oman Contents Only is a home insurance offer from Solidarity Oman Takaful in Oman. Key details — Coverage: Contents Only; Type: Islamic Takaful; Liability: OMR 25,000.

  • Coverage: Contents Only
  • Type: Islamic Takaful
  • Liability: OMR 25,000

Solidarity Oman Home Takaful Solidarity Oman Takaful

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Islamic Takaful
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

Takaful Oman Home Insurance Takaful Oman Insurance

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Islamic Takaful
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

Al Madina Home Takaful OM Al Madina Takaful

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Islamic Takaful
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

AXA Home Insurance Oman AXA Insurance Oman

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: OMR 100,000

Bank Muscat Home Insurance OM Bank Muscat

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

Dhofar Life Home Insurance OM Dhofar Life and More

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

NBO Home Insurance Oman National Bank of Oman

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

Muscat Insurance Home OM Muscat Insurance

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

Oman United Home Insurance Oman United Insurance

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

Wataniya Home Insurance OM Wataniya Insurance

OMR 80 /year

  • Coverage: Contents+Building
  • Type: Conventional
  • Liability: OMR 50,000

What is home insurance in Oman?

Home insurance protects your property and its contents against risks such as fire, water damage, theft and certain natural events. In Oman it typically splits into buildings cover — the structure itself, relevant to owners — and contents cover — furniture, electronics and personal belongings, relevant to owners and tenants alike. Given Oman's exposure to occasional cyclones and flash flooding along the coast and in the mountains, weather-related damage is a meaningful consideration. Cover is available in both conventional and takaful (Islamic cooperative) forms.

How the Omani market works

Insurance in Oman is regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), which supervises insurers and takaful operators, licensing and market conduct. The market offers conventional policies alongside takaful, where participants contribute to a shared pool that pays claims on cooperative principles rather than through interest-based underwriting. Home insurance is not legally compulsory the way motor cover is, but lenders usually require it as a condition of home finance. Policies are priced in Omani rial and typically renew annually.

Benefits

Weather resilience — Cover for cyclone, storm and flood damage that periodically affects Omani coasts and wadis.

Contents protection — Replace furniture, appliances and valuables after fire, theft or water damage.

Takaful choice — Sharia-compliant cooperative cover for households that prefer it.

Liability add-ons — Optional protection against injury or damage claims linked to your property.

How to choose

Decide whether you need buildings cover, contents cover or both — tenants usually need only contents. Check that natural-peril risks such as flood and cyclone are included rather than excluded, since these matter in Oman. Compare sums insured against the true rebuild and replacement cost, review the excess you pay per claim, and read exclusions carefully. Consider takaful versus conventional cover, and confirm the claims process and required documentation. Look at optional extras like personal liability or accidental damage.

Leading providers in Oman

Takaful is offered by Solidarity Oman Takaful, Takaful Oman Insurance and Al Madina Takaful, providing Sharia-compliant household cover. Conventional and mixed insurers include Muscat Insurance, Wataniya Insurance and AXA in the Omani market. Bank Muscat and Dhofar's Life and More distribute home cover through bancassurance channels. Compare sums insured, natural-peril inclusion and pricing across several before choosing, as terms and exclusions vary.

What it costs

Annual home-insurance premiums in Oman commonly fall in the region of OMR 14 to OMR 80 (about US$36 to US$210), depending on whether you insure buildings, contents or both, the sums insured and the property's risk profile. Higher-value homes and comprehensive natural-peril cover cost more. Premiums are quoted in rial with VAT where applicable; there is no personal income tax. Always confirm the excess and the exact perils covered before comparing prices, since a cheap premium may reflect a narrow policy.

Protections and regulation

The Financial Services Authority regulates insurers and takaful operators in Oman, setting solvency, conduct and consumer-protection standards and handling market oversight. Takaful providers are additionally supervised for Sharia compliance. Read the policy schedule to confirm sums insured, excesses and exclusions, and keep an inventory and receipts for valuable contents to support any claim. Notify your insurer promptly after any incident and follow the stated claims procedure to avoid disputes.

Common questions

Is home insurance mandatory in Oman? Not by law, but lenders usually require it for financed homes. Do I need buildings cover as a tenant? No — tenants generally need only contents cover. Are floods and cyclones covered? Often, but confirm, as natural-peril terms vary and matter in Oman. What is takaful home insurance? Sharia-compliant cooperative cover funded by a shared participant pool. How is the premium set? By sums insured, property type, location risk and the perils you include.

The cheapest Home Insurance in Oman is OMR 14 /year from Al Madina Takaful.

Home Insurance in Oman — FAQ

What does home insurance cost in Oman?

Giraffy tracks 18 home insurance products across 10 insurers in Oman. The lowest tracked price is OMR 14 /year. Premiums depend on your property type, rebuild or replacement cost, contents value, and local claims history — compare multiple quotes to find the best deal for your specific circumstances.

What is the difference between buildings and contents insurance?

Buildings insurance covers the structure of your home — walls, roof, floors, and permanent fixtures — against events like fire, flood, or subsidence. Contents insurance covers your belongings inside the home. Many insurers offer combined buildings and contents policies, which is often better value than buying separately.

Do I need home insurance if I rent?

As a tenant, you're responsible for insuring your own belongings (contents insurance), not the building — that's the landlord's responsibility. Tenants' contents insurance covers your possessions against theft, fire, and accidental damage. Some policies also cover items outside the home.

What does home insurance typically NOT cover?

Standard exclusions include: general wear and tear, damage caused by pests, mechanical breakdown, and damage due to poor maintenance. Flood and earthquake cover is often sold separately — especially in high-risk areas. Always check exclusions carefully — especially for high-value items like jewellery above a single-item limit.

What is an excess and how does it affect my premium?

The excess is the amount you contribute towards a claim before the insurer pays the rest. A higher voluntary excess reduces your premium. Make sure you could comfortably pay the full excess amount in an emergency.

How is my buildings insurance cover amount calculated?

Buildings cover should reflect the rebuild cost — what it would cost to demolish and rebuild your home from scratch — not the market value. These figures can differ significantly. Many insurers provide online rebuild calculators; a professional assessment is more accurate for unusual or period properties.