The 100 Baisa (0.1 Omani Rial) note issued in 2021 displays Sultan Haitham bin Tariq on the obverse, alongside ornamental Islamic motifs. The reverse depicts the Central Bank of Oman building. This polymer note is compact, durable, and includes tactile marks, microtext, and a transparent window for easy verification.

The ½ Omani Rial note from the 2021 Sixth Series features a portrait of Sultan Haitham bin Tariq on the front, with intricate geometric patterns inspired by Islamic art. The reverse highlights the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, symbolizing Oman’s rich cultural and religious heritage. The note incorporates modern polymer material and advanced security features including a transparent window and color-shifting ink.

The 1 Omani Rial note from the 2020 series features His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik on the front, along with intricate traditional geometric patterns and Arabic calligraphy. The reverse side showcases the Central Bank of Oman building, symbolizing financial stability and national pride. The note is blue in color with tactile features and a metallic security thread.

The 5 Omani Rial note presents Sultan Haitham bin Tarik on the front, framed by Islamic art motifs. The reverse displays the Duqm Port and Industrial Zone, representing Oman’s economic diversification and modern infrastructure. The green-toned note features microtext, watermark, and color-shifting security thread.

The 10 Omani Rial note carries the portrait of Sultan Haitham bin Tarik alongside Oman’s coat of arms. The reverse depicts Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat, one of the nation’s most iconic landmarks. The note’s reddish-orange color and advanced anti-counterfeiting features include raised print, holographic stripe, and see-through window.

The 20 Omani Rial note features the portrait of the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said, paying tribute to his 50 years of leadership. The reverse illustrates the Royal Opera House Muscat, symbolizing cultural growth. The note has a deep purple tone with a 3D security ribbon, watermark of the Sultan, and microtext engravings.

The 50 Omani Rial note, the highest denomination, commemorates the 50th National Day of Oman. The front features Sultan Haitham bin Tarik with national emblems and calligraphic motifs, while the reverse depicts the Al Alam Palace and Muttrah Corniche. The note is golden-brown in color and includes an optically variable ink patch, tactile marks, and transparent elements.