Immigration Procedure:

A passport valid for six months beyond the date of entry is required.

A  one month visa on arrival will be issued to citizens of most countries if arriving at the port or airport.

Arrivals at Aqaba port can obtaina a free visa on arrival (if eligible), but must register with the ASEZA visa office in Aqaba within 48 hours of their arrival in Jordan. Failure to so brings liability to pay for the visa plus a fine for each unregistered day.

A full list of countries that require a visa in advance can be found at the official tourist board webiste: https://international.visitjordan.com/page/4/VisasToJordan.aspx.

Other Visa Information:

The validity of the visa depends on nationality and is usually between one and three months.

Visa extensions are possible, but only up to a six month period (at the local police station).

A six month, non-extendable visa for multiple entries is also available, to be paid in local currency.

If you’re eligible for visa upon arrival, consider purchasing the Jordan Pass. This offers entry to 36 tourism attractions including Petra, Jerash and Wadi Rum and waives the visa fee if you’re spending 3 or more consecutive nights in Jordan. Find out more at Jordan Pass.

Notes:

Passports should be carried at all times when near the Israeli border.

Last updated:  February 2022

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