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No. The Jordan Pass is not a visa; it's a pre-paid sightseeing package. However, it waives the tourist visa fee for eligible nationalities, provided you purchase it before entering the country and stay for at least 2 consecutive nights (3 days).

You can use the Jordan Pass to waive your visa fee at most entry points, including Queen Alia International Airport and the Wadi Araba (Eilat/Aqaba) border. However, you cannot obtain a visa on arrival or use the Jordan Pass waiver at the King Hussein (Allenby) Bridge crossing; you must have a pre-issued eVisa or physical visa to enter there.

No. The Jordan Pass visa waiver is only available to nationalities eligible for Visa on Arrival (e.g., USA, UK, EU, Canada). If your nationality requires prior security clearance or a pre-approved embassy visa (such as India, Pakistan, or Nigeria), you cannot use the Jordan Pass to waive your visa fee and must apply for a Jordan eVisa instead.

Generally, no. Children under 12 years old enter most tourist sites in Jordan for free when accompanied by an adult. Since a standard visa fee is 40 JOD and the cheapest Jordan Pass is 70 JOD, it’s more cost-effective to simply pay the child’s visa fee at the border (if their nationality requires it) rather than purchasing a Pass for them.

If you leave Jordan before completing the minimum 2-night stay, the visa fee waiver becomes void. You'll be required to pay the visa fee at the border or airport upon your departure from the country.

No. To benefit from the visa fee waiver, you must purchase the Jordan Pass online before you enter the Hashemite Kingdom. If you buy it after passing through immigration, you'll have already paid the visa fee, and it won't be refunded.

The Jordan Pass is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. However, once it's scanned for the first time at any attraction, it remains active for only 30 days. Ensure your trip falls within this 30-day window once you start sightseeing.

Once your Jordan Pass application is approved, you’ll receive an email with a PDF. We recommend printing a physical copy to be scanned at the border for your visa waiver and at the entrance of every tourist site.

As of January 2026, Jordan has extended the automatic stay permit for all tourists (excluding work visas) to 90 days, up from the previous 30-day limit. This applies whether you use a Jordan Pass for a visa-on-arrival fee waiver or enter with a pre-approved eVisa. To keep the fee waiver, you must stay for at least 3 nights.

The Jordan Pass is usually processed quickly. With iVisa, you can get your Jordan Pass in as little as 30 minutes (depending on your application and chosen delivery speed). We recommend applying at least 2 days before your departure date to account for any unexpected government delays.

If denied, you will receive a notification via email. The most common reasons for denial are mismatched passport details. You can usually re-apply by submitting a completely new application with corrected information. iVisa offers denial protection.