Oman has secured the top ranking in Asia for quality of life, according to the latest mid-year report from the Numbeo database released today, December 3, 2025. The index, which assesses factors ranging from cost of living to safety and healthcare, provides a key indicator of regional livability and may influence future economic and tourism trends. This marks a meaningful achievement for the Sultanate, reflecting ongoing investments in infrastructure and social programs [[1]] and a notable rise from an unranked position just a decade ago [[2]].
Oman has been ranked as the country with the highest quality of life in Asia, according to the latest mid-year report from Numbeo. The ranking, released on December 3, 2025, highlights Oman’s favorable conditions for residents.
Numbeo, a database that provides information on living conditions around the world, assessed various factors including cost of living, healthcare, safety, and environmental quality to determine the rankings. The results offer valuable insight into regional livability and could influence investment and tourism decisions.
While specific details of the report’s methodology and the rankings of other Asian nations were not immediately available, Oman’s top placement signals a positive outlook for the country. This achievement reflects ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and social services, enhancing the overall well-being of its population.
The Numbeo Quality of Life Index is a widely-referenced metric used by individuals and organizations to compare living conditions across different cities and countries globally.
