Ocular sarcoidosis is a complex manifestation of sarcoidosis that can affect various structures within the eye, leading to significant morbidity if not properly managed. This chapter delves into the diverse clinical presentations of ocular sarcoidosis, which may include uveitis, conjunctivitis, scleritis, and other inflammatory conditions. The eyes serve as a unique site for both the diagnosis and monitoring of sarcoidosis, offering valuable insights into disease activity and response to treatment. By exploring the spectrum of ocular manifestations, diagnostic approaches, and therapeutic strategies, this chapter aims to equip ophthalmologists and healthcare providers with the knowledge necessary to effectively manage this challenging aspect of sarcoidosis.