.gov.om domains list

What is .gov.om TLD

The .gov.om TLD is the government-designated namespace within Oman’s country-code domain, reserved for official public-sector entities. It uniquely signals legal authority and accountability for ministries, authorities, and municipalities delivering e-services, procurement notices, and policy information. In our index, we monitor active .gov.om domains and live .gov.om websites, giving a complete view of the namespace’s operational footprint. DNS responsiveness is strong, with records resolving, and we see infrastructure presence spanning countries, reflecting hosting and network diversity rather than jurisdictional use. These measurements help us quantify reach, resilience, and service availability across .gov.om websites and related subdomain ecosystems. For analysts and researchers, we provide normalized datasets and daily deltas for .gov.om domains. Download .gov.om domain datasets from webatla.

History and key features of .gov.om TLD

Established as a structured second-level space under .om, the .gov.om TLD follows global conventions that separate government operations from commercial and personal namespaces. Eligibility is typically limited to recognized Omani government bodies, yielding predictable naming and lower churn versus open zones. We observe measured activity: registrations last month were , and new registrations last week were , consistent with a stable government roster. Operationally, .gov.om websites exhibit high resolvability: of tracked objects publish DNS, supporting availability monitoring, security scanning, and service categorization. While implementation policies and security controls can evolve, the segment’s role as the authoritative channel for public services remains constant across .gov.om domains. Download the complete .gov.om dataset via webatla.

Why and who choose the .gov.om domain

.gov.om is chosen by Omani ministries, authorities, regulators, municipalities, and government programs that need a verifiable public identity. Organizations prefer it for trust signaling, policy compliance, and consistent citizen discovery across portals, tenders, and open data services. For planners and auditors, the breadth of .gov.om websites helps map the service surface, while our telemetry on live hosts and total objects outlines coverage. Cross-border delivery is common; we detect infrastructure touchpoints for .gov.om domains in countries, reflecting CDN usage, cloud hosting, or redundancy rather than jurisdictional control. These characteristics make the namespace suitable for critical services requiring continuity and predictable addressing. Download webatla’s .gov.om domain datasets today.