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Al Rustaq: population and official figures

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What is the population of Al Rustaq?

The Wilayat of Al Rustaq (Al Batinah South Governorate) had 141,249 registered residents at the end of December 2025, according to the National Centre for Statistics and Information: 107,939 Omanis and 33,310 expatriates. That is 2.6% of the 5,359,557 people in Oman. That is 8th lowest of 19 wilayats covered on this site.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information (Oman) · saved copy

How many expats live in Al Rustaq?

In the Wilayat of Al Rustaq, 76.4% of registered residents were Omani and 23.6% expatriates at the end of 2025; across Oman the split was 56.7% Omani and 43.3% expatriate. That is 2nd most Omani of 19 wilayats covered on this site.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information (Oman) · saved copy

Is the population of Al Rustaq growing?

The registered population of the Wilayat of Al Rustaq was +2.0% on a year earlier (138,541 at end-2024) and +5.2% on two years earlier (134,286 at end-2023); Oman as a whole was +3.8% over the two years. That is 5th fastest-growing of 19 wilayats covered on this site.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information (Oman) · saved copy

How crowded is Al Rustaq?

Al Batinah South Governorate had 585,794 people at the end of 2025 on 5,323 square kilometres, a density of 110.0 people per square kilometre against 17.3 for Oman. The Wilayat of Al Rustaq accounts for 24% of the governorate's population.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information (Oman) · saved copy

How big is Al Rustaq compared with other wilayats?

The registered population of the Wilayat of Al Rustaq (141,249) was 3.5% of the combined population of the 19 Omani wilayats covered on this site, which together hold 75% of Oman.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information (Oman) · saved copy

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