Visitors
to Jordan must have a passport with 6 months remaining validity and a
visa. Visas are available upon arrival at most Jordanian ports of
entry. Single entry (one month), and multiple entry (5 years) visas are
currently available for USD $56, and USD $160 respectively.
The only border entry at which U.S. citizens must have a visa in
advance is the Allenby Bridge crossing from the West Bank.
Most visitors are given a 30-day visa
upon arrival, and must register at a local police station if they want
to extend their stay. Failing to register correctly may result in a
daily fine of approximately USD $2.
The Jordan Tourism Board also offers a single-fee package called The Jordan Pass that covers visa costs and entrance fees to most attractions in the country. Tourists must purchase The Jordan Pass in advance.
Foreign nationals infected with HIV/AIDS may not enter or
reside in Jordan. Jordanian Immigration will deny entry to anyone known
to have HIV/AIDS, and AIDS tests at a government medical facility are
required for travelers seeking to remain beyond 30 days. A positive
test will result in deportation. Please verify this information with
the Embassy of Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan before you travel.
For further information travelers may contact the Embassy of Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
at 3504 International Drive NW, Washington, DC 20008, or by telephone
at (202) 966-2664. Jordan also maintains Honorary Consulates in
Detroit, MI, Chicago, IL, and San Francisco, CA.
In a hurry? Apply online for expedited visa service
Visitors
to Jordan must have a passport with 6 months remaining validity and a
visa. Visas are available upon arrival at most Jordanian ports of
entry. Single entry (one month), and multiple entry (5 years) visas are
currently available for USD $56, and USD $160 respectively.
The only border entry at which U.S. citizens must have a visa in
advance is the Allenby Bridge crossing from the West Bank.
Most visitors are given a 30-day visa
upon arrival, and must register at a local police station if they want
to extend their stay. Failing to register correctly may result in a
daily fine of approximately USD $2.
The Jordan Tourism Board also offers a single-fee package called The Jordan Pass that covers visa costs and entrance fees to most attractions in the country. Tourists must purchase The Jordan Pass in advance.
Foreign nationals infected with HIV/AIDS may not enter or
reside in Jordan. Jordanian Immigration will deny entry to anyone known
to have HIV/AIDS, and AIDS tests at a government medical facility are
required for travelers seeking to remain beyond 30 days. A positive
test will result in deportation. Please verify this information with
the Embassy of Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan before you travel.
For further information travelers may contact the Embassy of Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
at 3504 International Drive NW, Washington, DC 20008, or by telephone
at (202) 966-2664. Jordan also maintains Honorary Consulates in
Detroit, MI, Chicago, IL, and San Francisco, CA.
In a hurry? Apply online for expedited visa service
