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Oman: Population by nationality (Omani/ non-Omani), sex and age group (mid-2012)

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Omanis Expatriates Total
males females total males females total males females total
0 – 4 148,368 143,073 291,441 16,038 15,362 31,400 164,406 158,435 322,841
5 – 9 114,540 110,523 225,063 17,929 16,712 34,641 132,469 127,235 259,704
10 – 14 96,711 91,941 188,652 14,576 13,360 27,936 111,287 105,301 216,588
15 – 19 118,754 111,452 230,206 9,557 8,423 17,980 128,311 119,875 248,186
20 – 24 126,158 121,668 247,826 136,043 25,817 161,860 262,201 147,485 409,686
25 – 29 115,848 112,934 228,782 322,785 47,838 370,623 438,633 160,772 599,405
30 – 34 90,210 89,228 179,438 244,894 42,013 286,907 335,104 131,241 466,345
35 – 39 61,793 59,876 121,669 172,550 36,436 208,986 234,343 96,312 330,655
40 – 44 42,124 39,785 81,909 135,047 23,516 158,563 177,171 63,301 240,472
45 – 49 32,906 33,021 65,927 89,668 14,220 103,888 122,574 47,241 169,815
50 – 54 28,884 30,846 59,730 61,033 8,756 69,789 89,917 39,602 129,519
55 – 59 20,744 24,068 44,812 35,704 4,312 40,016 56,448 28,380 84,828
60 – 64 17,732 18,666 36,398 10,606 1,963 12,569 28,338 20,629 48,967
65 – 69 14,804 14,653 29,457 2,395 908 3,303 17,199 15,561 32,760
70 – 74 13,342 11,951 25,293 583 488 1,071 13,925 12,439 26,364
75 – 79 9,238 7,085 16,323 237 288 525 9,475 7,373 16,848
80 and above 10,758 8853 19,611 124 260 384 10,882 9,113 19,995
non stated 4 19 23   4 19 23
Total 1,062,918 1,029,642 2,092,560 1,269,769 260,672 1,530,441 2,332,687 1,290,314 3,623,001

Source: General Directorate of Civil Status
ANNEXED NOTE

1. Technical Notes and Definitions

The table refers to the population registered in the Sultanate as of mid-2014.

The civil status system in Oman was created by Royal Decree No. 66/99, which established the General Directorate of Civil Status as part of the Royal Oman Police.
This civil database served as a basis for creating a comprehensive civil register (National Registration System (NRS)), an integrated computer system linking all 12 civil status directorates throughout the Sultanate and maintained by the D.G of civil Status.
The DGCS is entrusted with the following responsibilities:
1- Registration of births, deaths, marriages, divorces of Omani nationals
2- Registration of births and deaths of resident expatriates; registration of foreign marriages and divorces if one party is a Omani national
3- Issuance of birth and death certificates; as well as identity cards for Omanis and residence cards to foreign residents
4- Assessment of documents provided by Omani nationals requesting to marry a foreign national and certification of such marriages
5- Assessment of documents provided by applicants to recognition and restoration of Omani citizenship, as well as to naturalisation.

The National Registration System thus includes data on births, deaths, marriages and divorces in the Sultanate. It also includes data on identity cards for Omanis and residence cards for residents.
Registration in the civil register is mandatory for Omanis and residents of the Sultanate. The civil register records the name, gender, age, marital status, nationality, address, telephone numbers, civil number, educational level and occupation.
http://www.civilstatus.gov.om/english/system.asp#register
http://www.civilstatus.gov.om/download.asp?filename=stats2004-2009.pdf
2. Institution which provides data

National Center for Statistics and Information (NCSI)

3. Data availability

The National Center for Statistics and Information (NCSI) processes and disseminates all statistical data of use to the public and to government action.
The present data is published in 2013′ Statistical Yearbook, available online on NSCI’s website. Each thematic section is presented in PDF format.
The “population” section is available at:
http://www.ncsi.gov.om/NCSI_Website/book/SYB2013/2-population.pdf

Date of access: October 2014.

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