Cinema Film Screening License
Permission to publicly screen a cinematic film in the Sultanate of Oman, issued after classification review and a field inspection.
Available onlineOMR 10.000
Service catalogue
Everything the Ministry licenses, and what each one is for. Services move online in stages.
Media Licensing Content Review Advertising Material Approval
Review and approval of advertising material before publication or broadcast.
Coming onlineContent Review Book and Publication Permit
Permit to print, import or distribute a book or other publication.
Coming onlineProduction Filming Permit
Permission to film in public locations across the Governorates.
Coming onlineAccreditation Foreign Correspondent Accreditation
Accreditation for correspondents of foreign media working in the Sultanate.
Coming onlineEvents Media Event Permit
Permit to hold a press conference, festival or other media event.
Coming onlineMedia Licensing Media Outlet Permit
Permission to establish and operate a media outlet in the Sultanate of Oman.
Coming onlineAccreditation Press Card
Professional press card for journalists working in Omani media.
Coming onlineBroadcasting Radio and Television Broadcast Licence
Licence to operate a radio or television broadcasting service.
Coming online
The same path for every service on the platform.
Four steps, start to finish
- 01
Choose a service
Each service page states the fee, the expected decision time, who may apply and exactly what you will be asked for.
- 02
Verify your identity
Sign in with THEQA. Your commercial registration and prior licences are read from the issuing authorities — you never retype them.
- 03
Apply and pay
Complete the form in Arabic or English, save and return to it, then pay the fee online by card or wallet.
- 04
Receive your licence
Digitally signed, downloadable, and verifiable by anyone with a phone camera.
A licence anyone can check
Every issued licence carries a QR code and a signature reference. A cinema inspector, a distributor or a bank can confirm it against the Ministry’s own record in seconds — no phone call, no email, no waiting.
- 1Scan the code on the licence
- 2The Ministry’s record answers
- 3Holder, validity and status confirmed
Built for everyone the licence touches
Businesses and licence holders
One account, every company you act for, every request and licence in one place.
Ministry officers
A single queue with service levels, field reports, and assisted classification an officer can always override.
Ministry leadership
Live performance against target, by service and by step, with dashboards anyone can extend.
Questions people ask
No. You sign in with THEQA, the national digital identity, and the platform reads what it needs from the registries.
Yes. THEQA identifies you as a person; when you sign in, the platform asks which of your commercial registrations you are acting for, and everything that follows — the fee, the licence holder, your request history — belongs to that company.
Arabic and English, on every screen, every document and every notification. You can switch at any point without losing what you have typed.
Each licence carries a QR code and a signature reference. Scanning it confirms the holder, the validity dates and the current status against the Ministry’s record.
You are told which condition was not met, which authority holds that record, and what to do about it — before you have filled anything in, not after.
Yes. A saved draft appears in your requests and becomes the submitted application, so nothing is retyped.