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Jordan e Visa for Saudi Residents: Application Process, Fees, and Requirements (2026)

Jordan e Visa for Saudi Residents: Application Process, Fees, and Requirements (2026)

Saudi residents can apply for a Jordan e-Visa online through the Jordanian government’s MOI portal at eservices.moi.gov.jo. The fee is 40 JD (~210 SAR / ~42 GBP) for single entry or 60 JD (~315 SAR / ~63 GBP) for double entry. Requirements include a passport valid 6+ months beyond intended stay, a digital photo, and a valid Saudi Iqama for non-Saudi passport holders. Processing takes 2-14 business days. Last reviewed: September 2026.

Do Saudi Residents Need a Visa for Jordan in 2026?

Saudi residents’ Jordan e-Visa eligibility depends on passport nationality. Saudi passport holders: visa-free for 3 months within any 6-month period. Non-Saudi Iqama holders: must obtain a Jordan e-Visa (40 JD single entry) or embassy visa. Restricted nationalities: embassy only.

  • Saudi passport holders – visa-free entry for 3 months within any 6-month period for business or tourism.
  • Non-Saudi Iqama holders – eligible for a Jordan e-Visa or Visa on Arrival. Saudi residents qualifying via residency must pay the visa fee before arrival through the MOI portal, not at the border.
  • Restricted nationalities and temporary or emergency passport holders – must apply at a Jordanian embassy; neither the e-Visa nor the VoA pathway is available.
  • GCC residents with Saudi Iqama – eligibility follows nationality-based rules. Iraqi, Libyan, and Yemeni citizens holding a valid Saudi residence permit may qualify if the permit is valid for at least 6 months.

Apply through the Jordanian government’s MOI e-services portal at eservices.moi.gov.jo.

Jordan e-Visa Requirements and How to Apply for Saudi Residents

Jordan e-Visa requirements for Saudi residents: passport (6+ months beyond stay, 2 blank pages), digital photo, Saudi Iqama (6+ months validity), return ticket, hotel reservation. Saudi residents apply via eservices.moi.gov.jo in 5 steps.

Jordan e Visa Requirements and How to Apply for Saudi Residents
Document Requirement
Passport Valid 6+ months beyond intended stay; at least 2 blank pages
Digital photo Passport-sized, white background
Saudi Iqama Minimum 6 months validity; physical card or Absher printout
Flight itinerary Non-refundable return or circle trip ticket
Hotel reservation Hotel reservation details required

Passport, Photo, and Iqama Requirements

Passport: 6+ months validity beyond stay, 2 blank pages. Photo: digital, passport-sized, white background. Non-Saudi passport holders need a valid Saudi Iqama with minimum 6 months validity. Accepted formats: physical card or Absher printout. The Iqama must be presented at the Jordanian border, not only during the online application. If renewal is pending, carry confirmation from Absher.

Step-by-Step Application Process

1

Visit the MOI portal
Go to eservices.moi.gov.jo or download the MOI mobile app.

2

Complete the application form
Fill in your personal and travel details.

3

Upload required documents
Provide passport copy, photo, flight itinerary, and hotel reservation.

4

Pay the visa fee
Make the payment via the secure online portal.

5

Wait for approval
Wait 2-14 business days; the approved Jordan e-Visa is delivered directly via email.

For technical support, contact 06-550-0808 or email [email protected].

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Jordan e-Visa Fees, Payment Methods, and Validity for Saudi Residents

Jordan e-Visa fees for Saudi residents: single entry 40 JD (~210 SAR / ~42 GBP), 1-month validity. Double entry 60 JD (~315 SAR / ~63 GBP), 3-month validity.

Visa Type Fee (JD) Fee (SAR) Fee (GBP) Validity Maximum Stay
Single Entry 40 JD ~210 SAR ~42 GBP 1 month 30 days
Double Entry 60 JD ~315 SAR ~63 GBP 3 months 90 days

Pay via Visa/Mastercard on the MOI portal. Mada acceptance not confirmed – use an international card. Saudi residents qualifying via residency must pay before arrival, not at the border. Jordan Pass holders are exempt from the Jordan e-Visa fee. Exchange rates are approximate; verify at time of payment. To extend your stay, register at a Jordanian police station with your passport, Iqama copy, and proof of accommodation. For enquiries, contact the National Contact Centre at 06-500-8080.

Saudi Exit-Reentry Permit, e-Visa vs Visa on Arrival, and Nationality Rules

Saudi residents holding an Iqama must first obtain a valid Exit-Reentry permit (Khurooj wa Awda) from Jawazat before departing for Jordan. The Jordan e-Visa requires this Saudi-specific prerequisite. Apply via the Absher platform at least 48-72 hours before travel. Both single and multiple exit-reentry types are available. Common pitfalls: expired permit, employer not releasing the application, or Iqama renewal in progress.

Criteria Jordan e-Visa Visa on Arrival
Processing 2-14 business days Issued at border
Payment Online before arrival At border (standard nationalities)
Border experience No queues Queue at border
Saudi residency holders Must pre-pay via MOI Must pre-pay via MOI

Between the Jordan e-Visa and Visa on Arrival for Saudi residents, the e-Visa eliminates airport queues and guarantees entry approval in advance. Visa on Arrival is issued at Queen Alia International Airport and major border crossings. Saudi residency holders qualifying via residency must pre-pay before arrival through the MOI portal. Land border crossings at Al-Haditha and Al-Omari accept e-Visas for those driving from Saudi Arabia.

Eligibility depends on passport nationality. Saudi passport holders enter visa-free for 3 months within any 6-month period. Iraqi, Libyan, and Yemeni citizens with a Saudi Iqama are eligible if the Iqama is valid at least 6 months and they hold non-refundable round-trip tickets. Pakistani, Indian, Filipino, and Bangladeshi Iqama holders should verify their pathway via the Jordanian government’s MOI portal at eservices.moi.gov.jo or contact the Jordanian embassy.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How long does it take to get a Jordan e-Visa for Saudi residents?

2-14 business days (standard: 2-5 days, restricted: up to 14). Apply 2-3 weeks before travel.

Can I pay for the Jordan e-Visa with a Saudi Mada card?

The MOI portal accepts Visa and Mastercard. Mada acceptance is not confirmed – use an international card as backup.

Is travel insurance required for a Jordan e-Visa?

Travel insurance is not mandatory for the Jordan e-Visa but is strongly recommended for all travellers.

Can Saudi residents enter Jordan by land with an e-Visa?

Yes. Al-Haditha/Al-Omari and Allenby/King Hussein Bridge crossings accept e-Visas. Drivers may need an Orange Card for vehicle insurance.

Do I need an Exit-Reentry visa to travel to Jordan from Saudi Arabia?

Yes. Saudi Iqama holders need a valid Khurooj wa Awda from Jawazat, applied via Absher at least 48-72 hours before departure.

Can I extend my Jordan e-Visa while in Jordan?

Yes. Visit a Jordanian police station with your passport, Iqama copy, and proof of accommodation. Extension fees apply.

Is the Jordan Pass worth it for Saudi residents?

Yes, if visiting Petra. The Jordan Pass waives the visa fee and includes Petra entry. Price depends on Petra visit days.

Can I bring domestic workers to Jordan from Saudi Arabia?

A separate visa is required. Documents include an employer sponsorship letter, the worker’s Iqama copy, and a valid passport.

What is the minimum passport validity for a Jordan e-Visa?

At least 6 months beyond the period of intended stay in Jordan, with at least 2 blank pages.

Can children travel to Jordan from Saudi Arabia with an e-Visa?

Yes, but children under 18 require parental permission from both parents or a legal guardian. A separate e-Visa may be needed.

Sources: Jordan Ministry of Interior e-Services (eservices.moi.gov.jo), Jordan Gate portal (jordan.gov.jo), Royal Jordanian airline eligibility categories (rj.com, 2026), Saudi Jawazat via Absher, and the National Contact Centre (06-500-8080). While we strive for accuracy, visa rules can change. Always confirm your eligibility and fees on the Jordanian government’s MOI portal or with the Jordanian embassy before submitting an application.

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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.