The Jordanian passport ranks 91 in the world, and travel is possible to 50 destinations around the world without a visa

Weather of Arabia - Visa requirements for Jordanian passport holders vary depending on the country of destination they wish to travel to. Some countries allow citizens of Jordan to travel to Jordan without a visa, while others allow them to obtain a visa on arrival or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Currently, Jordanian passport holders have the ability to travel visa-free to 50 destinations around the world.

Passports are ranked globally based on the number of countries each passport allows its holders to travel to without a visa. Therefore, the order of the Jordanian passport is determined according to the number of countries that can be traveled to with the Jordanian passport without a visa. These countries include the list of destinations that can be traveled to without a prior visa in addition to the countries that can be entered with a visa on arrival, as well as the countries that can be traveled to with an electronic travel authorization.

The Jordanian passport ranks 91 in the world

There are currently 20 travel destinations that allow Jordanian passport holders to travel to without a visa, 28 travel destinations that grant Jordanian citizens a visa on arrival, and 2 travel destinations that Jordanian citizens can travel to by obtaining an electronic travel authorization.

In all, Jordan passport holders can enter a total of 50 travel destinations – either without a visa, with a visa on arrival, or with an eTA. Based on these results, the Jordanian passport is ranked 91 in the world.

Countries that Jordanian passport holders can enter without a visa:

• Ecuador
• Barbados
• Türkiye
• Tunisia
• Cook Islands
• South Africa
• Georgia
• Dominica
• Saint Kitts and Nevis
• Syria
• Suriname
• Tajikistan
• Kosovo
• Lebanon
• Libya
• Malaysia
• Egypt
• Micronesia
• Haiti
• Hong Kong

While the above list includes all countries that grant holders of a Jordanian passport an exemption from the visa requirement for entry and allow them to enter their territory without the need for any visas, it is important to note that the length of stay and purposes of travel allowed under this visa exemption will Subject to the visa regulations of the destination country. Citizens of Jordan are advised to check whether they will need a visa in case of intending to stay for a longer period or if traveling for purposes other than those specified in the visa waiver policy of the destination country.

Countries that require a visa on arrival for Jordanian passport holders:

• Armenia
• Indonesia
• green head
• Somalia
• Maldives
• Yemen
• Palau
• Burundi
• Bolivia
• Tanzania
• Togo
• Tuvalu
• East Timor
• Comoros
• Rwanda
• Samoa
• Seychelles
• Guinea Bissau
• Cambodia
• Macau
• Malawi
• Madagascar
• Mauritania
• Mauritius
• Mozambique
• Nepal
• Nicaragua
• Niue

A visa on arrival is a type of visa that allows travelers to obtain a visa upon their arrival at the airports or border entry points of the destination country. However, it is important to note that the fees paid for obtaining a visa on arrival, the length of stay that the visa allows, and the requirements needed to obtain it, all these factors may vary depending on the country of destination. Upon reaching the intended destination in this case, travelers will need to complete the necessary paperwork and present any required documents. Once the visa is granted, visitors will be able to enter and stay in their destination of travel for the period and purpose specified in the visa.

Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) for citizens of Jordan

Citizens of Jordan are required to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before traveling to 2 countries, and the list of these countries includes the following:

• Pakistan
• Sri Lanka

An Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is an electronic document required of visa-exempt travelers that can be obtained online prior to travel. It is important to note that an electronic travel authorization (eTA) is not a visa, but can be considered a pre-checking process by eTA issuing countries to verify visa-exempt travelers. Travelers can apply online for eTAs before taking their trips, and the application process is usually faster and simpler than the traditional visa application process, and includes providing basic personal and travel details and paying fees online. Once the permit is approved, it is linked electronically to the applicant's passport and is usually valid for several trips to the destination country within a specified period of time.

Countries that require an electronic visa for citizens of Jordan

Jordan passport holders can obtain an electronic visa (eVisa) before traveling to 35 destinations, which we mention in detail in the following list:

• Ethiopia
• Azerbaijan
• Australia
• Albania
• Antigua and Barbuda
• Uzbekistan
• Uganda
• The United Arab Emirates
• the two seas
• Gabon
• India
• Boys
• Bhutan
• Botswana
• Burkina
• vaso
• Burma
• Bahamas
• Norfolk Island
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• South Sudan
• Djibouti
• Zambia
• Zimbabwe
• Cote d'Ivoire
• Saint Helena
• Sao Tome and Principe
• Sultanate of Oman
• Singapore
• Guinea
• Kyrgyzstan
• Colombia
• Kenya
• Lesotho
• Moldova
• Montserrat

Electronic visa

It is a type of visa that can be applied for and obtained online before traveling to another country. By making the application process available electronically, countries that offer the option of an electronic visa eliminate the need to visit the consulate or embassy, and in most cases the electronic visa can be printed or kept as an electronic document on the phone, and then travelers can use those visas for travel by presenting it upon arrival The destination country.

Countries that Jordanian citizens need to obtain a regular visa to travel to:

Jordan passport holders need to apply in advance for a regular visa before traveling to 144 countries, which includes:

• Aruba
• Afghanistan
• Germany
• Andorra
• Angola
• Anguilla
• Ukraine
• Ireland
• Iceland
• Eritrea
• Spain
• Estonia
• Iran
• Italy
• Argentina
• Uruguay
• Brazil
• Portugal
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Czech
• Algeria
• Denmark
• El Salvador
• Senegal
• Sudan
• Sweden
• China
• Iraq
• Vatican
• The Philippines
• Cameroon
• Congo
• Kuwait
• Hungary
• Morocco
• Mexico
• Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
• United kingdom
• Norway
• Austria
• Niger
• United States of America
• Japan
• Greece
• Papua New Guinea
• Paraguay
• Bermuda
• Brunei Darussalam
• Belgium
• Bulgaria
• Belize
• Bangladesh
• Panama
• Puerto Rico
• Poland
• French Polynesia
• Bonerocent Eustatius and Saba
• Peru
• Thailand
• Taiwan
• Turkmenistan
• Trinidad and Tobago
• Chad
• Chile
• Tonga
• Jamaica
• Tarek mountain
• Green Land
• French Antilles
• US Virgin Islands
• British Virgin Islands
• Turks and Caicos Islands
• Solomon Islands
• Faroe Islands
• Falkland Islands
• Cayman Islands
• Marshall Islands
• Northern Mariana Islands
• Central African Republic
• dominican republic
• Russia
• Belarus
• Romania
• Reunion
• American Samoa
• San Marino
• Saint Pierre and Miquelon
• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
• Saint Lucia
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Swaziland
• Switzerland
• Sierra Leone
• Saint Martin
• Serbia
• Gambia
• Ghana
• Grenada
• Guatemala
• Guam
• French Guiana
• Guyana
• Equatorial Guinea
• Vanuatu
• France
• Palestine
• Venezuela
• Finland
• Vietnam
• Fiji
• Cyprus
• Qatar
• Kazakhstan
• New Caledonia
• Croatia
• Canada
• Cuba
• Curaçao
• South Korea
• north korea
• Costa Rica
• Kiribati
• Latvia
• Laos
• Luxembourg
• Liberia
• Lithuania
• Liechtenstein
• Malta
• Financial
• Mayotte
• North Macedonia
• Mongolia
• Monaco
• Montenegro (Montenegro)
• Namibia
• Nauru
• Nigeria
• New Zealand
• Honduras
• Holland
• Wallis and Futuna

The method and steps for applying and the requirements for obtaining a visa can vary depending on the nationality of the applicant, the country he wants to travel to, and the purpose of the visit.

A visa application usually involves filling out an application form, providing supporting documents such as a passport and itinerary, and proof of sufficient financial resources. The application may also require an interview with a consular officer at the embassy or consulate of the country of travel. The normal visa processing time can range from a few days to several weeks or even months, and the cost of obtaining a visa can also vary greatly from country to country.

Visa-free travel destinations for Jordan passport holders can change periodically based on various factors such as updates to visa agreements between countries, temporary travel restrictions and newly imposed entry requirements. It is essential to keep in mind that the current list of countries for visa-free travel is not a static list and could see modifications over time. It is therefore always advised to check before traveling for any additional visa requirements or temporary restrictions that may be imposed by the country you intend to travel to. In addition, some countries may impose additional conditions or restrictions on Jordanian passport holders, such as proof of vaccination or quarantine requirements, which can also change over time. In all cases, it is important to stay up-to-date with the latest travel updates and entry requirements to ensure a smooth and hassle-free travel experience.