Jordan Visa for Indians

Jordan Pass

The Jordan Pass is a single-fee package made available by the Jordan Tourism Board that entitles the purchaser to entry-fee-free access to all the major tourist attractions. Instead of paying separate entrance fees for each of the 40 tourist attractions in Jordan, including Petra, Jerash, Wadi Rum, and more, it offers discounted costs as part of the package. Additionally, if you use the Jordan Pass and remain in the country for a minimum of three nights or four days, you are exempt from paying the single-entry tourist visa fees.

Jordan Visa Fees

Usually, for a Jordan visa Indians have to pay JOD 40 or JOD 56 (Approximately Rs.4,500) for visa-on-arrival. A JOD 10 (about Rs.1120) exit tax is also required at the border, with the exception of airports where it is typically already included in your flight ticket. 

However, the cost of a visa will vary based on the type of visa you ask for at the embassy. Hence, you should follow up with the embassy to get further details. Also, people with Jordan pass do not require to pay any fees. 

Jordan Visa Processing Time

There is no waiting period while applying for a Visa-on-Arrival. However, the lines might be lengthy and take a while. While the embassy's processing of visas takes roughly 5 business days to 2 weeks.  

Documents Required

Documents Required for Jordan Visa 

The list of documents required to apply for Jordan Visa are mentioned below - 

1. Valid passport (with minimum 6 months validity left) 
2. Dully filled Jordan visa application form 
3. One blank page on the passport for visa stamping 
4. 2 passport photographs (with white background) 

1. Proof of accommodation 
2. Return flight ticket 
3. Cover letter 
4. Proof of funds 
5. Travel insurance 

1. HIV test results for people planning to stay in Jordan for more than 30 days

How to Apply for Jordan Visa

There are two methods in which an Indian can apply for Jordan visa. They are - 

1. Through Embassy - This approach is advantageous, especially if you have to stay in the Jordan for a longer amount of time. 
2. Visa-on-Arrival – Indians can apply for visa-on-arrival at Jordan. 

Jordan Visa-on-Arrival

Follow the steps mentioned below to apply for a Jordan visa-on-arrival -

Step 1: Carry the required documents and travel to Jordan 

You will have to wait in line at the immigration or visa on arrival desk after you have landed in Jordan. Keep your documents ready for the application. 

Step 2: Wait in line at the immigration desk 

There will be a line, especially in the busy season. The immigration officer will ask you for your passport and any supporting documents to check them at the immigration counter or border control. If the officer confronts you about why you are in Jordan and why you are there, you must respond honestly. 

Step 3: Get the visa 

You will receive the VOA if the immigration officer is satisfied with your responses and the supporting documentation you provided. After completing all of this, the immigration officer will stamp your passport with the date of your admission, and you may then begin to enjoy your time in Jordan. 

Borders that Grant Jordan Visa-on-Arrival

At the following entry points, you can obtain a visa upon arrival:

1. Amman’s Queen Alia International Airport 
2. Jaber/Ramtha (from Syria) 
3. Mudawara Border Crossing 
4. Umari Border Crossing 
5. Most other border crossings with the exception of the Egyptian ferryboat and the King Hussein/Allenby Bridge 

1. Al-Karamh Border crossing (from Iraqi) 

Jordan Visa Extension

You can extend your Jordan visa-on-arrival. You can do this by signing up at a Jordanian police station before your arrival-based visa expires. Upon registration, you were eligible for an extension of up to 60 days. A visa issued by an embassy may also be extended for up to 6 months. However, you must pay a fee before leaving the country if you overstay your visa without getting it extended at the Jordanian police station. Depending on how many days you stayed past your departure date, a fine will be assessed. JOD 1.5, or roughly Rs.160 per day, is the cost. 

Visa Fees

1. Multiple Entry Visa (Valid for Six Months): $170
2. Double Entry Visa (Valid for Three Months): $85
3. Single Entry Visa (Valid for One Month): $56