Jordan Pass
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What Is the Jordan Pass?
The Jordan Pass is a pre-purchased travel pass for tourists that bundles the tourist visa fee with entry to many of Jordan’s top archaeological and natural sites, including Petra and Wadi Rum. The pass is issued and sold through the official portal and was introduced to simplify arrival logistics for visitors who plan to stay in Jordan for tourism. It replaces the need to pay the standard visa fee separately on arrival for eligible travellers who buy the pass in advance.
You apply on the official portal at jordanpass.jo or through DoVisa — we verify your passport, booking details, and payment before submission and deliver the pass as a PDF/image and QR code by email. Officially your proof of purchase is what you present at immigration and at site ticket desks. Processing can be immediate, and DoVisa offers standard, rush and super-rush options aligned with the portal; the fastest confirmed delivery is our 30-minute option for last-minute travellers.
Unlike a visa sticker, the pass combines the visa entry cost with tourist-site admissions — the pass itself does not waive immigration checks. Immigration officers still decide final entry on arrival and you must meet standard entry requirements (passport validity, onward ticket, accommodation). The Jordan Pass covers the visa fee for a single entry and is valid for the period shown at purchase; it does not replace other permits or residency registrations for longer stays.
Key facts: valid for 1 year, single entry, maximum stay 14 days. Check broader rules on Jordan visa information and the official portal at jordanpass.jo. When you're ready, Apply now.
Who Needs the Jordan Pass?
Who Needs It
- International visitors travelling to Jordan for tourism who want the tourist visa fee bundled with site entry
- Tourists planning visits to Petra, Jerash, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea and other included attractions
- Travelers intending to stay up to the pass maximum (typically short tourist stays — max 14 days)
Who Is Exempt
- Jordanian nationals
- Diplomatic and official passport holders on government business
- Airline and vessel crew on active official duty
- Transit passengers who remain in the international transit area and do not clear Jordanian immigration
Jordan Entry Requirements & Restrictions
Passport Validity
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival. Ensure at least one blank page for the entry stamp. See the Jordan government travel page at jordan.gov.jo.
Health & Vaccinations
No single mandatory vaccine is required for all travellers, but the CDC recommends routine immunisations, MMR and Hepatitis A for many visitors. If you plan to stay over 30 days you may face additional health screening. See CDC — Jordan for details.
Customs & Prohibited Items
Jordanian customs maintain a restricted list — notable items include qat, coral, certain fireworks, crossbows, and other regulated goods. Check the official customs restrictions at customs.gov.jo before packing.
Drones and Filming Equipment
You must obtain approval to bring a drone into Jordan at least 10 working days before travel — without a permit, authorities will hold the drone until departure. See guidance cited by UK travel advice at GOV.UK.
Travel Insurance & Longer Stays
Travel insurance is strongly recommended — medical evacuation from remote desert sites can be costly. If staying longer than 14 days follow local extension and registration rules through the Ministry of Interior.
Travel Tips for Jordan Visitors
Jordan mixes desert landscapes, Roman ruins and Dead Sea relaxation. Most international flights arrive at Queen Alia International Airport near Amman, with additional international access via Aqaba. Plan transfers in advance, especially to Wadi Rum and Petra.
- Currency: Jordanian Dinar (JOD). Cash in JOD is commonly required for small purchases and border fees; US dollars are widely accepted at major hotels and tourist sites.
- Language: Arabic is the official language; English is widely spoken in hotels, tour operators and tourist sites.
- Time zone: Eastern European Time — GMT+2.
- Print your pass: Carry a printed PDF/QR and an email copy — site ticket desks and some airlines still ask to see a printed pass at check-in.
- Land border exit tax: Expect to pay a departure fee in cash (reported as 10 Jordanian dinars) at some land crossings — have local currency ready.
- Drone rules: Apply for drone permits at least 10 working days in advance — without approval drones may be confiscated until departure.
- Site timing: Petra and Wadi Rum are best in early morning or late afternoon to avoid heat and crowds; plan overnight stays nearby to maximise visiting time.
- Border hours and unrest: Land border openings can change with short notice due to regional security. Check official travel advice before travel.
"Did mine on the train to work — super easy and the QR arrived in my inbox within an hour."
"Two-minute purchase, then I used the faster option because my flight got moved — very fast turnaround and everything worked at Petra."
"I bought the Jordan Pass before our honeymoon. It included the visa fee and saved time at Queen Alia — printed the PDF and showed the QR at immigration and at Petra ticketing."
"Applied while packing the night before — simple process and the site access list was clear so we planned our route easily."
"Never got the confirmation email straight away — had to log back in to download the PDF. The pass arrived in time but the email delay was annoying."
"Saved us time at the border. I used the Jordan Pass and the immigration officer just checked the QR and stamped our passports — worth the preparation."
"Form fields were clear but the payment page loaded slowly on mobile. Once it went through the confirmation arrived and all good at the airport."
"Took three tries to upload the passport photo and support replied after two days. Eventually got the pass but the hiccup before travel was stressful."
"We did all the passes for the family in one sitting — painless checkout and printed copies worked at every site we visited."
"Bought the Jordan Pass a week before flying. Showed the PDF at check-in and the QR at Queen Alia — quick process and no surprises at immigration."
"Did mine on the train to work — super easy and the QR arrived in my inbox within an hour."
"Two-minute purchase, then I used the faster option because my flight got moved — very fast turnaround and everything worked at Petra."
"I bought the Jordan Pass before our honeymoon. It included the visa fee and saved time at Queen Alia — printed the PDF and showed the QR at immigration and at Petra ticketing."
Jordan Pass: Frequently Asked Questions
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Check Price & Apply NowSources & References
- Jordan Pass — Official Portal
- Travel Visas — Jordan Government
- Jordan Customs — Restrictions or prohibitions
- CDC — Jordan Traveler Health
- GOV.UK — Jordan Entry Requirements
- U.S. Department of State — Jordan International Travel Information
- Canada Travel Advice — Jordan
- Petra News — Jordan import regulation updates