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Jordan eVisa for Egyptian Citizens — Complete Application Guide (2026)

Jordan eVisa for Egyptian Citizens — Complete Application Guide (2026)

Egyptian citizens can enter Jordan visa-free for up to 30 days for tourism and business under a bilateral agreement. For longer stays, multiple entries, or work travel, a Jordan eVisa for Egyptians is required via the MOI portal. The eVisa costs 40 JOD, with standard processing in 3 to 5 business days.

Quick Answer: Egyptian passport holders enjoy 30-day visa-free entry to Jordan for tourism/business. For stays exceeding 30 days, multiple entries, or work travel, apply for a Jordan eVisa for Egyptians at eservices.moi.gov.jo. Fee: 40 JOD (single-entry) or 60 JOD (double-entry). Processing: 3-5 business days. Passport must be valid 6+ months beyond stay.

Published: 9 September 2026. Sources: Jordan Ministry of Interior (moi.gov.jo), jordan.gov.jo. Visa policies can change without notice; verify requirements with the Jordanian embassy in Cairo or the MOI portal before applying.

Jordan eVisa Eligibility & Requirements for Egyptian Citizens (2026)

Egyptians are among visa-exempt countries for Jordan: 30-day visa-free entry applies for tourism or business under a bilateral agreement. A Jordan eVisa for Egyptians is required only for stays exceeding 30 days, multiple entries, or work-related travel requiring prior approval.

Entry Method Duration Cost When to Choose
Visa-Free 30 days 0 JOD Tourism or business, single stay ≤ 30 days
Single-Entry eVisa 1 month 40 JOD Stays > 30 days or prior approval preference
Double-Entry eVisa 3 months 60 JOD Multiple entries within 3 months

Required documents for the Jordan eVisa for Egyptians:

  • Passport valid 6 months beyond intended stay, at least 2 blank pages
  • Passport photo 35×45 mm, white background
  • Flight itinerary or round-trip booking
  • Hotel reservation or host address

Minor applicants under 18 must submit a birth certificate and notarised parental consent from both parents or a legal guardian. Egyptian males aged 18-50 may face additional border scrutiny; carry a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) if travelling for work. Travel health insurance is not mandatory but recommended (minimum USD 50,000 coverage).

How to Apply for a Jordan eVisa Online – Step-by-Step for Egyptians

Apply for the Jordan eVisa for Egyptians at eservices.moi.gov.jo in 7 steps; receive the approved PDF by email.

How to Apply for a Jordan eVisa Online - Step-by-Step
1

Create an account or log in on the MOI portal
Create an account or log in on the MOI portal.

2

Select the e-Visa service and choose nationality: Egypt
Select the e-Visa service and choose nationality: Egypt.

3

Enter personal and passport details
Enter personal and passport details (Egyptian passport: 15 characters).

4

Upload scanned passport bio-data page and passport photo
Upload scanned passport bio-data page and passport photo.

5

Enter travel details
Enter travel details: dates, accommodation, purpose of visit.

6

Pay the visa fee online
Pay the visa fee online via secure payment gateway.

7

Receive confirmation email and download the eVisa PDF
Receive confirmation email and download the eVisa PDF.

Payment: Visa/Mastercard in JOD. If declined, try another card. Processing: 3-5 business days (standard) or 2-3 weeks (security review). Track via portal reference number. MOI support: 06-55008080, [email protected] (Sun-Thu, 8 AM-3 PM Jordan time). The Jordan eVisa for Egyptians is delivered entirely electronically; print a copy for border presentation.

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Jordan eVisa Fees, Validity and Jordan Pass for Egyptians

A single-entry Jordan eVisa for Egyptians costs 40 JOD (~$56 USD, ~2,800 EGP), double-entry 60 JOD (~$84 USD, ~4,200 EGP); the Jordan Pass (from 70 JOD) waives the visa fee for stays of 3+ nights. Verify current EGP exchange rate before applying.

Visa Type Fee (JOD) Approx. USD Validity Entries
Single-Entry eVisa 40 JOD ~$56 1 month 1
Double-Entry eVisa 60 JOD ~$84 3 months 2
Visa on Arrival 40 JOD ~$56 1 month 1
Jordan Pass From 70 JOD ~$98 Includes visa waiver 1 (visa fee waived for stays ≥3 nights)

All visa fees are non-refundable once processed. Enter Jordan within 30 to 90 days of issuance or reapply. The Jordan Pass, available at jordanpass.jo, includes Petra plus 40+ attractions. Egyptian cardholders may incur foreign transaction fees; confirm with your bank. The Jordan eVisa for Egyptians charges fees in Jordanian Dinars only.

Entry Points and Border Crossings for Egyptian eVisa Holders

The Jordan eVisa for Egyptians is accepted at all major ports of entry: airports, land crossings, and Aqaba seaport.

  • Queen Alia International Airport (Amman) and King Hussein International Airport (Aqaba) – primary air entry points.
  • Land crossings – King Hussein Bridge (Allenby), Sheikh Hussein Bridge (Jordan River), Wadi Araba crossing (Aqaba-Eilat).
  • Nuweiba-Aqaba ferry – the Jordan eVisa for Egyptians is accepted at Aqaba seaport (King Hussein Bin Talal Port); carry a printed eVisa alongside your passport. Schedules vary seasonally (typically 3-4 crossings per week).

While Egyptian citizens can also obtain a visa on arrival (40 JOD) at Queen Alia Airport, the eVisa avoids queues. Carry a printed eVisa at all checkpoints; digital-only presentation may not be accepted.

Common eVisa Issues, Overstay Rules and Extension for Egyptian Visitors

Common rejection reasons for the Jordan eVisa for Egyptians include: blurry passport scan, passport expiring within 6 months, mismatch between form data and passport, incomplete travel itinerary, photo not meeting 35×45 mm specs, and name transliteration errors (Arabic vs English). Solutions: use a flatbed scanner at 300+ DPI, ensure 6+ months validity, and match names exactly as on the passport bio page.

Overstay fine: 1.5 JOD/day (max 500 JOD); repeat offenders risk a 1-year entry ban. Extensions at a residency directorate (Residency & Foreigners Affairs Directorates in Amman, Aqaba, Irbid, Zarqa) before the eVisa expires. MOI support: 06-55008080, [email protected] (Sun-Thu, 8 AM-3 PM Jordan time). MOI address: The Ministry of Interior – Arjan Amman – Jordan, PO Box 100 Amman-11118.

Frequently Asked Questions – Jordan eVisa for Egyptians

Can Egyptian citizens travel to Jordan without a visa?

Yes, up to 30 days for tourism or business under bilateral agreements. The Jordan eVisa for Egyptians is required for longer stays, multiple entries, or work travel.

How much does a Jordan eVisa cost for Egyptians in 2026?

Single-entry: 40 JOD (~$56 USD). Double-entry: 60 JOD (~$84 USD). Jordan Pass from 70 JOD includes visa fee waiver for stays of 3+ nights.

How long does it take to get a Jordan eVisa from Egypt?

3-5 business days standard; up to 2-3 weeks if security review required. Apply at least 3 weeks before departure.

What documents do I need as an Egyptian applicant?

Passport valid 6+ months with 2 blank pages, 35×45 mm passport photo (white background), flight itinerary, accommodation proof, and a Visa/Mastercard for payment.

Can I enter Jordan from Egypt by ferry with an eVisa?

Yes, the Nuweiba-Aqaba ferry accepts the Jordan eVisa for Egyptians at Aqaba seaport (King Hussein Bin Talal Port). Carry a printed eVisa and passport. Schedules vary seasonally.

What happens if I overstay my Jordan eVisa?

Fine of 1.5 JOD/day (max 500 JOD). Repeat offenders may face a 1-year entry ban. Apply for extension at a residency directorate before expiry.

Can I use the Jordan Pass instead of an eVisa?

Yes, the Jordan Pass waives the visa fee for stays of 3+ nights and includes Petra plus 40+ attractions. Purchase at jordanpass.jo before arrival.

Which payment methods are accepted for the Jordan eVisa?

Visa and Mastercard credit/debit cards on the MOI portal. Payment in JOD. Egyptian-issued cards generally work; if declined, try a different card.

Do Egyptian minors need special documents?

Yes, applicants under 18 must submit a birth certificate and notarised parental consent from both parents or a legal guardian when applying for the Jordan eVisa for Egyptians.

Is travel insurance required for Egyptians entering Jordan?

Not mandatory but strongly recommended (minimum USD 50,000 coverage). Also note: customs requires declaration of amounts equivalent to JOD 10,000 or more.

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Rania Haddad

Author: Rania Haddad

Travel documentation in the Middle East is Rania Haddad's beat: she writes about Levant travel documents and heritage-site access passes. The focus here is on getting the Jordan eVisa right the first time — eligibility, fees, processing windows and the supporting documents that decide whether an application clears or comes back. Everything traces back to official government sources in Jordan. This site is an independent information resource and is not affiliated with the government of Jordan.