The present study investigates the impact of Qatar crisis on the Omani-Qatari bilateral relations. The main focus is on the impact of Qatar crisis on Qatar and Oman. The problem statement relies on the understanding of how Qatar crisis has affected Qatar at present and how it will affect it in the near future. When Qatar crisis started on June 5, 2017, the Qatari government immediately decided to react in an esteemed way as it reflects their norms and values. To react positively to the crisis, they selected a crisis management strategy to change the negative outcome of the crisis to a positive outcome in Qatar. This study investigates the challenges faced by Qatar with the neighboring countries who have taken steps against Qatar, namely UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt and the impact of the crisis on the Omani Qatari relations. It also explores to identify the sectors, which developed more during the crisis between Oman and Qatar. To achieve these objectives, this study adopted a qualitative approach method; semi-structured interviews were conducted with personnel from the Omani Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oman embassy in Qatar and different ministries and companies in Oman and Qatar. These interviews were later subjected to thematic analysis. The findings revealed that crisis management was an effective strategy implemented by the Qatari government. It helped them change or transfer the negative impacts to positive impacts. The crisis management strategy encouraged Qatar to rely on their local industries, improve education and media institutes and use Qatar's soft power at the international level. The majority of respondents said that the leading causes of Qatar crisis are the Qatar's Foreign Policy, Arab Spring and Media. The year 2017 was a challenging year for Qatar due to the crisis and it has affected the national economy although there was a strong growth. The data shows the growth accelerated to 5% GDP in the second half of 2017. The majority of the respondents said the two sectors, which developed between Oman and Qatar, during the crisis, are economy and logistics. The primary sources of data presented in this research are collected through interviews and online surveys, whereas the secondary sources such as interviews, books, articles, reports and academic research were referred to.