The Purpose of this study is to survey the role of Oman market for Iran's Export. This is a revew study, it's method is descriptive. The results show that ease of registration of companies, and the possibility of ownership of 100% for Iranian landlords, the cost of doing business and the provision of 50-70% banking facilities to projects, makes it possible to increase trade relations be profitable.
Given the investment in the infrastructure sector, demand for the import of capital goods, raw materials and machinery is increasing in the country, which will provide an opportunity for exporters of Iran and its commercial competitors. The most important export competitor in the Omani market is India's technical and engineering services, which requires a serious competition with the country to facilitate the issuance of guarantee letters and coordination between financial institutions for export. Also, with regard to the possibility of re-export in Oman, it is suggested that the services of financial institutions include export re-exports in addition to exports.