The Jordan Pass is an entry permit issued to certain foreign travelers who wish to travel to Jordan and access the country's most popular tourist attractions.
The Pass is not the same as the Jordan tourist visa since it functions as an all-access pass to Jordan for tourism-related purposes.
The Jordan Pass grants pre-paid entry to more than 40 sites, such as Jerash, Petra, and Wadi Rum. When holding the Jordan Pass, one can avoid the need to spend long hours standing in line to buy a ticket every time accessing a certain tourist location in Jordan.
The Pass also includes many free brochures with all the attractions that can be downloaded.
From the moment of purchasing the Jordan Pass online, it can be used for 12 months. After using it for the first time, the Pass remains valid for the next 2 weeks.
The visa linked to the Jordan Pass acts as a one-entry visa permitting staying in Jordan for up to 30 days. Now, the tourist visa can be obtained online by every person holding a valid Jordan Pass.
The Jordan Pass includes:
The following countries can get the Jordan Pass:
The Jordan Pass application requires the following three very intuitive steps, including:
The approved Jordan Pass should arrive in the applicant's email inbox within maximally a few business days.
Although presenting a QR code should be enough, travelers may also carry a physical copy of the Pass.
Travelers are advised to apply for the Jordan Pass online before applying for a visa.
One should submit the Jordan Pass application a few days before the planned trip.
Since the Jordan Pass has a 12-month validity from the date of issue, it is rather improbable that it will expire before you receive your visa approval.
The Jordan Pass is valid for use for 12 months from the date of purchase. What is more, it has a 14-day validity from the moment one uses it to enter the first tourist attraction in Jordan.
The Jordan Pass covers over 40 different attractions in Jordan. Remember to access as many attractions as possible throughout these 2 weeks!
There is only one document that travelers need to have to apply for the Jordan Pass, i.e.:
In order to be able to complete the Jordan Pass visa application, one also needs to have access to the following:
After receiving the Jordan Pass, it is possible to apply for a Jordan visa either on arrival, online, or at the Jordan embassy.
No, the Jordan Pass is not the Jordan visa's equivalent. Nevertheless, a holder of the Jordan Pass can obtain a Jordan tourist visa. A separate application for a visa must be submitted online.
Most travelers around the globe can apply for the Jordan Pass. It also applies to individuals planning to visit Jordan for business-related or other reasons, who additionally would like to explore the tourist attractions of Jordan. Children younger than 12 do not need the Pass to travel to Jordan, while Jordanian nationals and other Arabic nationalities cannot apply for the Jordan Pass.
Yes. You can use your Jordanian Pass to access over 40 locations from the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Petra, Jerash, Wadi Rum, Quseir Amra, Umm Ar-Rasas, Amman Citadel, Ajloun Castle, Umm Qays, Qasr Al-Azraq, Karak Castle, Al-Hamimah, Jordan Archaeological Museum, Museum of Popular Traditions (Amman), Roman Theatre (Amman), Lowest Place on Earth Museum, Burnt Palace (Madaba).
Yes, if you hold a Jordan Pass, you still need to apply for a Jordan visa. Remember to obtain both documents to fully enjoy your stay in Jordan.
No. The Pass can be only used once to enter each tourist attraction. There is one exemption to this rule which applies to Petra, which can be visited with the Jordan Pass up to 3 times on consecutive days.
No. The 'Petra by night' is not covered by the Jordan Pass. It only covers visits between 6:00 am and 6:00 pm. If you wish to access Petra at night, you will need to pay an additional fee.
You just need to fill out an online application form, provide the necessary details, and cover the service fees. The receipt of your Pass will be delivered straight to your email inbox.
Although it is enough to show the QR code, it is recommended to carry a physical copy of the Jordan Pass just in case some machines cannot read the code displayed on your mobile device.
In general, it should not take more than 1 business day to receive the Jordan Pass confirmation. The processing time may vary and depends on the current volume of applicants.
Nationals of eligible countries can get a VoA in Jordan at certain border crossing points, including Queen Alia Airport in Amman, Sheikh Hussein Bridge at the Jordan River Border, Wadi Araba border - Eilat-Aqaba border (only for Jordan Pass holders who plan to stay for a minimum of 3 whole nights in Jordan).
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