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Comprehensive Guide to the Jordan eVisa for EU Citizens (2026)

Comprehensive Guide to the Jordan eVisa for EU Citizens (2026)

Last updated: September 2026

The Jordan eVisa for EU citizens is available at eservices.moi.gov.jo. Single entry: 40 JOD, multiple: 60 JOD. Processing: 3 to 5 business days. Passport valid 6+ months required. EU national ID cards are not accepted.

Do EU Citizens Need a Visa for Jordan?

All 27 EU member state passport holders need a visa for Jordan but are fully eligible for both the Jordan eVisa for EU citizens and Visa on Arrival. VoA is available at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman and select land crossings.

EU Member State eVisa VoA
Austria Yes Yes
Belgium Yes Yes
Bulgaria Yes Yes
Croatia Yes Yes
Cyprus (non-Schengen) Yes Yes
Czech Republic Yes Yes
Denmark Yes Yes
Estonia Yes Yes
Finland Yes Yes
France Yes Yes
Germany Yes Yes
Greece Yes Yes
Hungary Yes Yes
Ireland (non-Schengen) Yes Yes
Italy Yes Yes
Latvia Yes Yes
Lithuania Yes Yes
Luxembourg Yes Yes
Malta Yes Yes
Netherlands Yes Yes
Poland Yes Yes
Portugal Yes Yes
Romania Yes Yes
Slovakia Yes Yes
Slovenia Yes Yes
Spain Yes Yes
Sweden Yes Yes

EU national ID cards are NOT accepted for entry to Jordan. A valid biometric or machine-readable passport is required for the Jordan eVisa for EU citizens. This includes non-Schengen EU members Ireland and Cyprus, which follow identical eligibility rules as Schengen countries.

Jordan eVisa vs Visa on Arrival – Your Options (2026)

The Jordan eVisa for EU citizens is recommended over Visa on Arrival to avoid airport queues. Both options cost 40 JOD for single entry.

Feature eVisa Visa on Arrival
Application Online before travel At border
Single-entry fee 40 JOD 40 JOD
Multiple-entry fee 60 JOD Not available
Processing 3 to 5 business days Immediate
Locations Online Queen Alia Airport, Sheikh Hussein, Wadi Araba
Allenby Bridge NOT accepted NOT available

Single-entry Jordan eVisa for EU citizens: valid 3 months, stay up to 30 days. Multiple-entry: valid 1 year, stay up to 60 days per entry.

Required Documents for the Jordan eVisa for EU Citizens

The Jordan eVisa for EU citizens requires four documents uploaded during the online application:

Required Documents for the Jordan eVisa for EU Citizens
  • Passport: Valid 6+ months beyond arrival, at least 1 blank page (2 consecutive recommended). Scan of biographical page required.
  • Photo: Recent, white background, JPEG or PNG format.
  • Return flight itinerary.
  • Hotel reservation covering the stay.

Children need their own passport and separate eVisa; under-18s require parental permission from both parents or a legal guardian.

How to Apply for a Jordan eVisa for EU Citizens

The Jordan eVisa for EU citizens is obtained at eservices.moi.gov.jo: create an account, upload documents, pay by Visa or Mastercard.

1

Visit eservices.moi.gov.jo
Select the Visit Visa E-Service (Arabic/English toggle available).

2

Register with your email
Verify your account via OTP.

3

Complete the form
Enter details exactly as they appear in your passport.

4

Upload documents
Passport biographical page scan and white-background photo in JPEG or PNG format.

5

Pay the visa fee
40 JOD single-entry fee by Visa or Mastercard. If you hold a Jordan Pass, enter your reference number to waive the visa fee.

Tip: The OTP email can land in spam. Whitelist eservices.moi.gov.jo before applying.

How the Jordan Pass Can Waive Your Visa Fee

Buy at jordanpass.jo before applying: 70 JOD (3 nights), 75 JOD (4 nights), 80 JOD (7 nights). Note the reference number, enter it in the eVisa form field, and the 40 JOD visa fee is auto-waived. Minimum stay: 3 nights. The pass also includes entry to 70+ tourist sites.

Payment Methods on the Jordan eVisa Portal

Visa and Mastercard accepted. Amex is unreliable; Apple Pay and Google Pay are not supported. Foreign exchange fees are handled by the card issuer.

When to Apply Through an Embassy Instead

Temporary or emergency passport holders must apply through a Jordanian embassy, as the eVisa is not available. If the system is down or your application is rejected, contact the Embassy of Jordan in London via mfa.gov.jo. MOI technical support: +962 6 569 1141, [email protected].

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Processing Time and Border Entry for the Jordan eVisa

Standard Jordan eVisa for EU citizens processing time: 3 to 5 business days. No express tier. Apply at least 2 weeks before departure.

Upon approval, the Jordan eVisa for EU citizens arrives as a PDF by email. Print a copy and present it at the immigration counter, not the VoA desk. Valid for entry within 3 months from issuance.

The eVisa is not accepted at King Hussein/Allenby Bridge, where a pre-arranged visa from the MOI is required. Land border departures incur a 10 JOD departure tax (cash only).

Stays over 14 days require registration at a police station with a residency extension office and an iris scan. Fine for non-compliance: 200 JOD, payable upon departure. This rule applies to entries after 1 October 2025.

Common Mistakes, Overstay Rules, and Staying Longer

Common Jordan eVisa for EU citizens rejection causes: passport validity under 6 months, blurry scans, and name mismatches. Double-check all details before submitting. The Jordan eVisa for EU citizens permits stays of up to 30 days; overstay incurs a fine.

Visit visa extensions are available online for up to 6 months. Stays over 30 days require an HIV health screening (20 JOD). Drone import requires a permit applied for at least 10 working days before travel; without a permit, drones are held by authorities at the airport until departure.

Jordan eVisa for EU Citizens – FAQ

Can EU citizens get a visa on arrival in Jordan instead of an eVisa?

Yes, at Queen Alia International Airport and select land crossings like Sheikh Hussein. Fee: 40 JOD single entry. Allenby Bridge requires a pre-arranged visa.

How long is the Jordan eVisa valid after approval, and when should I apply?

Valid 3 months from issuance, stay up to 30 days. Processing: 3 to 5 business days. Apply at least 2 weeks before departure.

Is there an urgent or expedited processing option for the Jordan eVisa?

No. Standard processing takes 3 to 5 business days; no express tier exists.

What happens if my Jordan eVisa application is rejected – do I get a refund?

Refund policy is not publicly confirmed by the MOI. Rejection often stems from invalid passport, blurry scans, or name mismatches. Embassy fallback may be required.

How many blank passport pages do I need for Jordan?

At least 1 blank page required; 2 consecutive pages strongly recommended.

Do children need a separate Jordan eVisa?

Yes. Children need their own passport and separate eVisa; under-18s require parental permission from both parents or a legal guardian.

Is there a maximum total stay limit in Jordan per year for EU tourists?

No annual limit specified. Single-entry eVisa allows 30 days; extend online up to 6 months. Register at a police station if staying over 14 days.

Can I use a drone in Jordan, and do I need a permit?

Yes, a permit is required. Apply at least 10 working days before travel. Without a permit, drones are held by authorities at the airport until departure.

Does the Jordan eVisa require travel insurance?

No, travel insurance is not required for the Jordan eVisa for EU citizens, though it is recommended for international travel.

What payment methods does the Jordan eVisa portal accept?

Visa and Mastercard accepted; Amex is unreliable; Apple Pay/Google Pay unsupported.

Jordan eVisa for EU citizens: All 27 EU member state passport holders can apply online at eservices.moi.gov.jo. Single-entry: 40 JOD (valid 3 months, stay up to 30 days); multiple-entry: 60 JOD (valid 1 year, stay up to 60 days). Processing: 3 to 5 business days. EU national ID cards are not accepted. Jordan Pass holders can waive the visa fee entirely.

About the author: Travel regulations researcher with 8 years of experience advising EU travellers on visa requirements for the Middle East.

Disclaimer: This guide is based on information from the Jordanian Ministry of Interior as of September 2026. Visa policies may change without notice. Always confirm requirements with official sources before travel. This site is an informational tourist portal and is not affiliated with any government agency.

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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.