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Jordan Visa Guide

Amman · JOD

Updated Mar 2026

Processing Time

Instant

Validity

30 days stay, 30 days extension possible

Fee

JOD 40 (approximately ₹4,500) for single entry, JOD 60 (approximately ₹6,700) for multiple entry

Overview

Indian citizens can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman. The visa is valid for 30 days and can be extended for an additional 30 days. The visa fee is JOD 40 (approximately ₹4,500) for a single entry and JOD 60 (approximately ₹6,700) for a multiple entry. The visa is not required for Indian citizens who are traveling to Jordan by land or sea.

Required Documents

1Valid Indian passport (min 6 months validity, 2 blank pages)
2Completed visa application form (from official website)
3Recent passport photograph (exact size 35x45mm, white background)
4Confirmed return flight tickets
5Hotel booking confirmation
6Bank statement last 3 months (min balance)
7Employment proof / ITR / salary slips
8Travel insurance
9Confirmed hotel reservation or a letter from the host in Jordan

Application Process

1
Apply for a visa on arrival
Visit the official website of the Jordanian government and fill out the online application form. You will need to upload a scanned copy of your passport and a recent passport photograph.
2
Pay the visa fee
The visa fee can be paid in cash or by credit card at the airport. Make sure to have the exact amount in JOD.
3
Submit the application
Submit the application form and supporting documents to the immigration officer at the airport.
4
Collect the visa
Once the application is approved, the visa will be stamped on your passport and you will be allowed to enter Jordan.

Tips for Approval

✓Make sure to have a valid return flight ticket and a confirmed hotel reservation to avoid any issues at the airport.
✓It's recommended to have a VPN installed on your device to access the official website of the Jordanian government.
✓The visa fee can be paid in cash or by credit card, but make sure to have the exact amount in JOD.
✓The immigration officer may ask for additional documents, so make sure to have all the necessary documents with you.