Jordan Visa for Indians: Visa on Arrival

Complete visa requirements for Indian passport holders

Indian passport holders can obtain a visa on arrival for Jordan, subject to the current document and entry conditions below. The listed stay is Up to 3 months for non-work border arrivals under the January 2026 policy; follow the period stamped in your passport.

Visa Requirement
Visa on Arrival

Guide updated: 1 October 2026

Key Information

Stay Duration
Up to 3 months for non-work border arrivals under the January 2026 policy; follow the period stamped in your passport
Visa Fee
JOD 40 for the standard single-entry visa; eligible Jordan Pass holders can receive a fee waiver
Popular With
History buffs and Petra visitors

Key Requirements

  • Use an ordinary passport with at least 6 months of validity.
  • Prepare your flight itinerary and accommodation details.
  • For an online application, provide the passport copy and passport-size photograph requested by the official portal.
  • Confirm that your chosen crossing offers your visa route before travel.

Step-by-Step Application Process

  1. 1

    Choose an eligible arrival-visa crossing, such as Queen Alia Airport or Sheikh Hussein Bridge, or apply through the Ministry of Interior eVisa portal before travel.

  2. 2

    For the eVisa route, complete the online form, provide the requested documents, pay through the official portal and print the issued visa.

  3. 3

    For visa on arrival, complete the required formalities and pay the applicable fee at the crossing.

  4. 4

    If claiming a Jordan Pass fee waiver, show your printed pass at the visa desk.

  5. 5

    Check the permitted stay recorded in your passport before leaving immigration.

Documents Required

  • Ordinary passport valid for at least 6 months.
  • Flight itinerary and accommodation reservation details.
  • For the eVisa application: passport copy and passport-size photo, plus any further documents requested by the portal.
  • Issued eVisa printout if using that route, or printed Jordan Pass if claiming its fee waiver.

Pro Tips

  • Buy a Jordan Pass before arrival and stay at least 2 consecutive nights (3 days) to qualify for its single-entry visa-fee waiver.
  • Packages cost JOD 70, 75 or 80, with 1, 2 or 3 Petra visiting days respectively; the multi-day visits must be consecutive.
  • Carry a printed pass. Petra by Night is not included.
  • Compare the included attractions with your plans before buying.

Important Notes

  • • A Jordan Pass is not a visa and does not replace entry eligibility.
  • • The January 2026 Ministry of Interior policy grants non-work border arrivals temporary permission for 3 months; follow your entry stamp.
  • • The older Jordan Pass FAQ still mentions one month and extensions. Use the newer Interior Ministry announcement for the stay rule.
  • • Arrival-visa facilities differ by crossing. Confirm Wadi Araba or other land-border arrangements before booking.

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