Oman Personal Data Protection Law (Royal Decree 6/2022)
International Transfers

Oman Personal Data Protection Law (Royal Decree 6/2022) OMANPDPL-6: International Data Transfers and Cross-Border Controls

Operate international data transfers per Oman PDPL Article 24. Cross-border transfer of personal data outside Oman requires (a) prior approval from the supervisory authority (MTCIT) for transfers outside Oman per Article 24, (b) maintenance of safeguards including standard contractual clauses + binding corporate rules + or equivalent + (c) documented adequacy assessment of recipient jurisdiction + (d) consideration of data subject consent where appropriate. Cloud computing arrangements with non-Oman processors require particular attention to transfer obligations + with data localisation requirements applicable to specific sectors (banking + telecom + health + government) per sectoral regulation. Maintain transfer register + supervisory authority correspondence + adequacy assessments + with periodic review.

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