Oman salary calculator

Take-home pay is what reaches your bank account after your share of Social Protection Fund contributions comes off your total wage.

Enter your basic wage and allowances and choose your nationality to see the deduction and your net pay per month and per year.

How it's calculated

The total wage is the basic wage plus all allowances, and contributions are worked out on it.
Omani workers pay 7.5% to the old age, disability and death branch, on a wage of up to OMR 3,000 a month.
They also pay 0.5% to the job security branch on the whole wage, with no cap.
Non-Omani workers have no contribution taken from their wage, so their take-home pay equals their total wage.

An example

An Omani employee with a basic wage of OMR 600 and allowances of OMR 200 earns OMR 800. OMR 60 goes to the old age branch and OMR 4 to job security, so OMR 736 reaches the account.

Frequently asked questions

How much is deducted from an Omani salary in the private sector?

7.5% for old age, disability and death plus 0.5% for job security, on the basic wage plus allowances. The old age branch has a wage cap of OMR 3,000 a month.

Is anything deducted from an expat's salary?

No. The contribution branches paid by the insured person apply to Omanis today. Expats are owed an end-of-service gratuity by the employer under the Labour Law.

Do housing and transport allowances count?

Yes. The Social Protection Law defines the wage as the total salary or basic wage plus all allowances, so contributions are worked out on the full amount.