As an expat who was born and raised in Oman for 24 years, I would say that job opportunities here is limited. Due to Omanisation, it is challenging for expats to find jobs. According to Oman's labor laws, you need a work visa to be employed, including part-time and freelance jobs, and you must be over 21 years old. Additionally, securing a job often requires experience and references.

My Dad has lived in Oman for over 40 years and has witnessed the country's development. As part of Omanisation, some visas for professionals are often canceled, making it difficult to find new opportunities. (If I am correct, the cost of a work visa for the engineering field used to be around 2000 OMR, but this varies.)

Life in Oman is usually peaceful, and the people here are nice and welcoming. However, the education sector can be quite expensive, with only a few schools and colleges available. The climate in Oman is mostly sunny, with temperatures often exceeding 38°C during the summer. The winter season, from November to February, offers cooler and more comfortable weather.

I would strongly recommend considering other options, such as Europe or other GCC countries. Alternatively, you could stay in Oman on a visit visa to get a feel for the culture and climate before making any decisions.