If you’re a UAE resident planning to visit Jordan, obtaining a visit visa is relatively simple. Jordan is a land of rich history, captivating landscapes, and cultural wonders, making it a popular destination for tourists from the UAE.
Non-Jordanian passport holders can take advantage of several strategies to simplify the Jordan visa process. Purchasing the Jordan Pass online before arrival not only covers the visa-on-arrival fee for stays of three nights or more but also grants access to over 40 tourist sites. Visitors can also extend their single-entry visa for up to three months for free at local police stations. For frequent travelers, applying for a multiple-entry visa through the Ministry of Interior while in Jordan is often quicker and more convenient. During special events, visa fees may be waived for certain nationalities, and those entering through the Aqaba Special Economic Zone may enjoy a visa-free stay, depending on the region and duration. These lesser-known options can save both time and money for travelers.
Who Needs a Jordan Visit Visa?
For UAE residents who do not hold a Jordanian passport, a visa is required to enter Jordan. Some nationalities are eligible for a visa on arrival, but it’s always best to check the current visa regulations for your specific country.
Required Documents
To apply for a Jordan visit visa from Dubai, you’ll need several key documents:
- Passport: Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your planned travel dates.
- UAE Residence Visa: A clear copy of your valid UAE residence visa is required.
- Photos: Two recent passport-sized photographs, adhering to visa photo requirements.
- Flight Itinerary: A confirmed return flight booking is necessary to show your travel plans.
- Accommodation: Proof of your hotel booking or accommodation arrangements.
- Financial Proof: Bank statements showing sufficient funds for your stay might be requested.
- Travel Insurance: Valid travel insurance covering your trip duration.
Make sure all documents are up-to-date and properly submitted to avoid delays in processing your visa.
How to Apply for a Jordan Visit Visa from Dubai
There are two main ways to apply for a Jordan visa from Dubai:
- Apply with us: Visit our office in Dubai to submit your visa application in person. Give us hard copy of all documents, and pay the visa fee.
- Visa on Arrival: few nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman or at border crossings. It’s important to check beforehand if your nationality qualifies for this option.
Visa Processing Time
The processing time for a Jordan visit visa from Dubai usually takes about 3 to 5 working days if applying through the consulate. If you are eligible for a visa on arrival, you can get it upon landing in Jordan.
Visa Fees
The visa fee for a Jordan visit visa depends on the type of visa you are applying for:
- Single-Entry Visa: Allows you to enter Jordan once and is valid for 30 days. Fees vary but typically range from AED 190 to AED 250.
- Multiple-Entry Visa: This visa allows for multiple entries within a specific period, with fees typically higher than the single-entry visa.
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