Omani Rials

The coins of the Sultanate of Oman are Baisa coins. The national currency of Oman is the Omani Rial and its subunit is the Baisa. There are 1000 baisa in one rial. Coins currently in use in Oman are 50 baisa (0.05 rial), 25 baisa (0.025 rial), 10 baisa (0.01 rial) and 5 baisa (0.005 rial). All Omani Baisa coins shows Oman's national arms, the Khanjar Bo Sayfain dagger, on its obverse side with the Sultan's name above, in Arabic. We exchange all current Omani coins. We also exchange current Omani Rial banknotes, as well as older withdrawn Omani Rial and Baisa banknotes.

The current set of banknotes circulating in Oman were issued in 2005, 2010 and 2015 by the Muscat-based Central Bank of Oman. All of the current Omani Rial banknotes have the portrait of Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said, Oman's head of state. In addition to current Omani Rial banknotes we also exchange older, withdrawn Omani Rial and Baisa banknotes, as well as current Omani Rial and Baisa coins.

These Rial and Baisa banknotes from Oman belong to an older series issued by the Central Bank of Oman. Banknotes dated 2000 and earlier have been replaced by newer bills with more advanced security features. Banknotes of 100 and 200 Omani baisa are worth 0.10 and 0.20 Omani rial. The rial's subunit is the baisa, with 1000 baisa in 1 rial. We continue to exchange the old withdrawn Omani rial and baisa banknotes. In addition we also exchange current Omani rial banknotes, as well as Omani baisa coins.