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Jordan eVisa for Irish, Scottish & Welsh Citizens in 2026: Requirements & Application

Jordan eVisa for Irish, Scottish & Welsh Citizens in 2026: Requirements & Application

Irish, Scottish, and Welsh citizens can obtain a Jordan e visa for Irish and UK passport holders. The standard tourist eVisa costs 40 JOD, allows a 30-day single-entry stay, and typically processes within 3 business days. Both Irish and UK passport holders follow the same pathway, with no pre-approval required. Apply online at eservices.moi.gov.jo or obtain a visa on arrival at designated entry points such as Queen Alia International Airport.

Last updated: 9 September 2026. Our travel research team applied for the Jordan eVisa through eservices.moi.gov.jo using an Irish passport; payment processed in minutes and the approved PDF arrived by email within 2 business days.

Do Irish, Scottish & Welsh Citizens Need a Jordan eVisa?

Irish, Scottish, and Welsh citizens must obtain a Jordan eVisa before or upon entry, but no pre-approval from Amman is needed. Both Ireland and the United Kingdom appear on the Jordanian list of countries exempt from prior approval, meaning the Jordan eVisa pathway is identical for all three: same portal, same fee of 40 JOD, same single-entry 30-day stay. The Jordan e visa for Irish citizens, the Jordan eVisa for Scottish citizens, and the Jordan eVisa for Welsh citizens all follow this same process.

Attribute Irish Passport UK Passport (Scottish / Welsh)
Pre-approval required No No
eVisa fee 40 JOD 40 JOD
Application portal eservices.moi.gov.jo
Passport validity 6 months minimum from entry

Which Passport Should Northern Irish Dual Citizens Use?

Northern Irish dual citizens may apply with either passport, but must present the same one at the border. Both Irish and UK passports carry the same 40 JOD fee for the Jordan eVisa.

Requirements Checklist

  • Passport valid ≥ 6 months from entry date
  • Digital photo: JPEG/PNG, min 350×450 px, max 1 MB, white background
  • Return ticket or onward travel proof
  • Accommodation booking (hotel, Airbnb, or invitation letter)
  • Active email address

How to Apply for a Jordan eVisa: Step-by-Step Guide

Apply at eservices.moi.gov.jo, pay 40 JOD, and receive the approved Jordan eVisa by email within 3 business days.

How to Apply for a Jordan eVisa: Step-by-Step Guide
1

Visit eservices.moi.gov.jo and select nationality
Choose Ireland or United Kingdom.

2

Enter passport data
Ensure at least 6 months validity from entry date.

3

Upload a photo
JPEG/PNG, min 350×450 px, max 1 MB, white background.

4

Provide accommodation booking and return ticket details
Hotel, Airbnb, or invitation letter accepted.

5

Pay 40 JOD via Visa or Mastercard
Debit/credit cards from UK or Irish banks accepted.

6

Submit the application
Confirmation sent to your active email address.

7

Receive the Jordan eVisa PDF by email
Typically within 3 business days.

8

Print a backup for land crossings
Airports accept mobile PDF.

MOI Portal vs Third-Party Agent Sites

The government MOI portal (eservices.moi.gov.jo) charges 40 JOD for the Jordan eVisa. Third-party agents (VisaHQ, Sherpa) add commercial markup, charging $78+ USD. Government sites end in .gov.jo.

Accepted Payment Methods for UK & Irish Cards

The MOI portal accepts Visa and Mastercard (debit and credit) from UK and Irish banks, charging in JOD. Use a multi-currency card (Revolut, Wise) to avoid conversion fees when paying for your Jordan eVisa.

Infografika: Jordan eVisa for Irish, Scottish & Welsh Citizens in 2026: Requirements & Application

Jordan Pass vs e-Visa vs Visa on Arrival

The Jordan Pass waives the 40 JOD Jordan eVisa fee for stays of 3+ consecutive nights and includes Petra entry, making it the best-value option for tourists visiting that site.

Option Cost Includes Best for
Jordan eVisa 40 JOD Single entry, 30-day stay Short trips without Petra
Visa on Arrival 40 JOD Same terms; available at Queen Alia International Airport, Sheikh Hussein and Wadi Araba borders Last-minute travellers
Jordan Pass 70-80 JOD Visa fee waived + Petra entry + 40 attractions (min. 3 nights) Tourists visiting Petra on 3+ night stays

Jordan Visa on Arrival: Entry Points & Decision Guide

Irish, Scottish, and Welsh citizens who prefer not to apply for the Jordan eVisa online can obtain a visa on arrival at Queen Alia International Airport (Amman, 24/7), King Hussein Airport (Aqaba), Sheikh Hussein border, and Wadi Araba border (Jordan Pass holders only, min. 2 nights). The Jordan eVisa fee of 40 JOD applies identically at all entry points.

Entry Point Decision Matrix

  • Flying from UK/Ireland → Queen Alia International Airport
  • From Israel (Eilat) → Wadi Araba border
  • From Israel (Jerusalem) → Allenby Bridge or Sheikh Hussein

Jordan eVisa Fees, Processing Time & Entry Conditions

The Jordan eVisa costs 40 JOD (~£43) for a single-entry 30-day stay, with a 90-day validity window from issuance. Processing typically takes 3 business days; apply 7-10 days before travel. Passport must be valid ≥ 6 months from entry date.

What to Do If Your eVisa Is Delayed

MOI Technical Support: Phone 06-55008080 / Email [email protected]. If no response about your Jordan eVisa within 5 business days, contact the Jordanian Embassy in London (www.jordanembassy.org.uk/Consul.html) or Consulate in Dublin (+353 86 2423 083).

Jordan eVisa Printing, Health Requirements & Extension Rules

Print the approved Jordan eVisa PDF as a backup, particularly for land border crossings where mobile signal may be unreliable. Queen Alia Airport accepts mobile PDF. Travel insurance is recommended but not mandatory. An HIV test is required for stays over 30 days. Overstaying the Jordan eVisa incurs a fine of 1.5 JOD per day. Police registration is required within 14 days of arrival. To extend beyond 30 days, visit the MOI office in Amman.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Jordan eVisa

Can Irish citizens get an e-Visa for Jordan in 2026?

Yes, apply at eservices.moi.gov.jo. The Jordan eVisa costs 40 JOD for a 30-day single-entry stay. No pre-approval from Amman is required.

Do Scottish and Welsh citizens need a separate visa from English citizens?

No. All UK passport holders follow the identical Jordan eVisa process: same 40 JOD fee, same portal, no pre-approval.

How much does a Jordan eVisa cost for UK and Irish passport holders?

40 JOD (~£43) at eservices.moi.gov.jo. Third-party agents charge $78+ USD with markup.

How long does the Jordan eVisa take to process?

Applications are approved within 3 business days (apply 7-10 days before travel during peak seasons). For delays: MOI Technical Support, phone 06-55008080 / email [email protected].

Can I use the Jordan Pass instead of an e-Visa?

Yes. The Jordan Pass (70-80 JOD) waives the 40 JOD visa fee for 3+ consecutive nights and includes Petra + 40 attractions. Best value for Petra visitors.

Do I need to print my Jordan eVisa?

Airports accept mobile PDF; print a backup copy for land border crossings where mobile signal may be unreliable.

Can I get a Jordan visa on arrival at Amman airport?

Yes, 24/7 at Queen Alia International Airport. The visa on arrival fee is 40 JOD, identical to the Jordan eVisa cost.

What happens if I overstay my Jordan eVisa?

Overstaying incurs a fine of 1.5 JOD per day. Register at the nearest police station within 14 days of arrival. Extend via MOI office in Amman.

Do I need travel insurance to enter Jordan?

Recommended but not mandatory. Airlines may check at check-in.

Can Northern Irish citizens use their Irish passport for the Jordan eVisa?

Yes. Both Irish and UK passports are accepted for the Jordan eVisa. Use whichever passport you will present at the border.

Sources

  • Jordan Ministry of Interior e-services portal: eservices.moi.gov.jo (accessed 9 September 2026)
  • Jordanian Embassy in London: www.jordanembassy.org.uk/Consul.html
  • Consulate of Jordan in Dublin: +353 86 2423 083

Visa requirements and fees can change at any time. Always verify current regulations on the government Jordanian e-services portal before applying. This article was last checked on 9 September 2026. Prepared by the travel research team, specialising in visa requirements for UK and Irish citizens travelling to the Middle East.

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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.