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Common Reasons for Jordan Tourist Visa Rejection
Expire Passport
Applying with a passport that has expired or expires within 6 months
Insufficient Funds
Failing to demonstrate enough financial resources to support your stay.
Criminal Record
Having a criminal history that disqualifies you from obtaining a visa.
Insufficient Travel Insurance
Failing to present valid or adequate travel insurance
Previous Visa Violations
Having overstayed or violated the terms of a previous visa.
Frequently Asked Questions Jordan Tourist Visa
Mandatory Document Checklist
1. Passport
Validity: Original Indian passport valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry.
Condition: At least 2 blank pages.
Scan: For e-Visa/Jordan Pass, a clear color scan of the first and last pages.
2. Photographs (If applying via Embassy/e-Visa)
Size: 4 cm x 6 cm (Note: This is slightly larger than the standard 3.5×4.5cm).
Quantity: 2 recent colored photos.
Specs: White background, no glasses, taken within the last 6 months.
3. Proof of Financial Means
Bank Statement: Last 3 to 6 months of original bank statements.
Minimum Balance: You should show approximately USD 50 (~₹4,200) per day of stay. A total balance of ₹1.5 Lakhs is the recommended safety margin for a short trip.
4. Travel Itinerary & Accommodation
Flight Tickets: Confirmed round-trip or onward flight tickets are mandatory for both e-Visa and Visa on Arrival.
Hotel Proof: Confirmed hotel bookings for your entire stay. If staying with a host, an invitation letter with their ID/residence permit.
5. Mandatory Health Form (2026)
Declaration: You must complete the Jordan Declaration Form online at gateway2jordan.gov.jo before you fly to receive a QR code required for boarding.
| Option | Cost (Approx.) | Best For… |
| Jordan Pass | 70–80 JOD (₹8,300+) | Tourists staying 3+ nights (includes Visa + Petra entry). |
| Visa on Arrival | 40 JOD (₹4,800) | Short trips (less than 3 nights) or last-minute travel. |
| e-Visa | 40 JOD + Service Fee | Travelers who want to avoid airport queues. |
Important Info for Jordan (2026)
Currency: Carry some Jordanian Dinars (JOD) or USD. Many smaller shops in Wadi Rum or local markets do not accept international cards.
The “3-Night” Rule: If you use the Jordan Pass to waive your visa fee but leave the country in less than 3 nights, you will be required to pay the full visa fee at the airport upon departure.
Customs: You must declare any currency exceeding 10,000 JOD (approx. $14,000 USD).
Land Borders: If entering via the King Hussein/Allenby Bridge from Israel, Note that you cannot get a Visa on Arrival there. You must have a pre-approved e-Visa or Jordan Pass.
Can I apply for an Jordan visa online?
Partially. You can fill the application form online and book appointments through Visa lounge website https://visalounge.in/ .
Is the Jordan Pass actually a visa?
No. The Jordan Pass is a sightseeing package. However, it waives the visa fee (approx. ₹4,800) if you purchase it before arrival and stay in Jordan for at least 3 consecutive nights. You still get your entry stamp at the “Visa on Arrival” counter, but you show the Pass instead of paying cash.
2. What is the new “90-Day Rule” for 2026?
Major Update: As of January 12, 2026, Jordan has increased the standard tourist stay duration. Whether you arrive with an e-Visa or get a Visa on Arrival, you are now automatically granted a 90-day stay (up from the previous 30 days) at no extra cost.
3. Can I get a Visa on Arrival at all borders?
Mostly. You can get it at Queen Alia International Airport (Amman) and most land borders.
Exception: You cannot get a Visa on Arrival at the King Hussein/Allenby Bridge border crossing (the crossing from the West Bank/Israel). For that specific entry, you must have a pre-approved e-Visa or Jordan Pass.
4. How much is the Visa fee if I don’t have a Jordan Pass?
Single Entry: 40 JOD (approx. ₹4,800).
Double Entry: 60 JOD (approx. ₹7,200).
Multiple Entry (6 Months): 120 JOD (approx. ₹14,400).
5. Do I need to carry cash for the visa fee at the airport?
Yes, it’s recommended. While many counters now accept credit cards, the system can occasionally be down. Carrying 40 JOD in cash (or USD/EUR) per person is the safest way to avoid delays.
6. Is there a mandatory digital form for 2026?
Yes. You must complete the Declaration Form at gateway2jordan.gov.jo before you fly. You will receive a QR code that is mandatory for boarding your flight and for entry at immig
7. Is Petra included in the Jordan Pass?
Yes. Depending on the version you buy (Wanderer, Explorer, or Expert), you get 1, 2, or 3 days of entry to Petra. Considering a single-day entry to Petra alone costs 50 JOD (~₹6,000), the Jordan Pass pays for itself instantly.
8. Do I need a yellow fever certificate?
Only if you are arriving from a yellow fever-endemic country. For travelers flying directly from India, it is generally not required.
9. Can I extend my visa once I’m in Jordan?
Since the new 2026 rule gives you 90 days upfront, extensions are rarely needed for tourists. If you need to stay longer than 3 months, you must visit a local police station (Residence department) before your 90 days expire.
10. What is the “Jordanian Guide” rule?
If you are a group of 5 or more people, Jordanian law requires you to be accompanied by a licensed Jordanian tour guide to be eligible for certain group visa fee waivers.
For official Jordan Visa guidelines, visit the https://jordan.gov.jo/EN/Pages/Travel_Visas