Expat Ladies in Muscat
Miriam
Muscat
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📍 Nigerian Educator | Based in Oman 🇳🇬🇴🇲 Passionate teacher with a strong background in English, Math, and Science. Currently shaping young minds in the Middle East while proudly representing African excellence abroad. With years of classroom experience across diverse cultures, I blend creativity, structure, and empathy to create impactful learning environments. I believe education is more than just books — it’s about connecting, inspiring, and guiding future leaders. 🌍 Culturally adaptive 🧠 Curriculum expert ✍🏾 Lifelong learner 📚 Advocate for holistic, value-driven education DM or connect to collaborate on education, diaspora experiences, or storytelling through teaching.
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NicolaT
Muscat
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39 year old, teacher living in Middle East for 10 years. Mama of 2 but as they spend time with their dad during holidays I love to see the world. Would love to meet up with fellow solo female travelers
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Nikita
Muscat
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Hi! I am a 26 yo General Practitioner staying in Muscat, Oman with my parents. Native to Ahmedabad in Gujarat, India. I am a strict Jain (pure vegetarian and no root vegetables like onion, garlic, potato, carrot, radish, etc) I love reading, watercolor painting, sightseeing, shopping, going to cafes, swimming and walking at the corniche. Let's meet and chat on a coffee date!
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Neg
Muscat
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Hi girls! I'm Neg and I just turned 29. I love travelling either solo or with family and friends. I have already visited 49 countries so far and my dream is to one day travel to all the countries in the world! Currently I'm leaving in Oman and I'm also open to show you guys around when I'm available and not travelling myself 😅
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Is Muscat safe for women?
Oman is an incredibly safe country, with a very low crime rate and virtually no violent or petty crime. The people are warm, friendly, and welcoming, especially towards foreigners, and all religions are respected. While walking around, you can feel safe even at night, though. There has been instances where i have been catcalled or followed but without any harm or interaction. However, these occurrences are rare and do not diminish the overall sense of security in the country. It is one of the most peaceful countries in the world.
Posted: March 25, 2025Expats in Oman
