The State of Jordan is one of the Arab Islamic countries located in the west of the continent of Asia, which is visited by many tourists due to its tourist attractions and stunning scenery that catches the eye. The Jordanian passport is currently ranked 91st in the world, and there are a group of destinations that can be accessed by For holders of Jordanian passports without a visa, this is what we will learn about during this article.

Jordanian countries without a visa

According to the latest classification in the Global Mobility Report, passport holders can enter Jordanian countries without a visa, and the number of these countries has reached 53 countries without a visa, in addition to allowing the traveler to reside in these countries according to the period specified in advance by the host country, and it is worth noting. The passport also ranked seventieth in the world.

Countries that can be entered without a visa

 The power of the Jordanian passport is that it has provided the opportunity for passport holders to enter Jordanian countries without a visa, and many Jordanian passport holders also wonder about it, as the Jordanian passport is among the list of the most powerful passports to enter countries through the Jordanian countries without a visa, and among these countries are following:

• Indonesia
• Malaysia
• the moldive Islands
• Cambodia
• Pakistan
• Sri Lanka
• Tajikistan
• East Timor
• Malawi
• Mauritius
• Mozambique
• Rwanda
• Senegal

European countries without a visa for passport holders

In addition to the previous countries, there are also European countries that holders of Jordanian passports can enter without a visa, and among these countries are:

• Kosovo: without a visa.
• Albania: e-Visa.
• Moldova: e-Visa.
• Belarus: without a visa.

Countries of the American continent without a visa

In addition to the previous list of countries, holders of Jordanian passports can enter without a visa, and they are:

• Barbados: Visa-free for 90 days.
• Cuba: Upon arrival, you need a tourist card.
• Saint Kitts and Nevis: can be entered without a visa for up to 90 days.
• Suriname: e-visa.

Arab countries without a visa

As many people seek to enter Western countries, there are also many tourists who want to enter Jordanian passport holders without a visa. There are 13 Arab countries that can be entered without a visa, and among these countries are the following:

• Egypt: Completely visa-free
• Libya: Visa-free for 30 days.
• Syria: without a visa.
• Lebanon: without a visa.
• The country of Yemen: can be entered without a visa upon arrival for a period of up to ninety days.
• Comoros: visa on arrival.
• Tunisia: Visa-free for 90 days.
• Bahrain: e-visa.
• Sultanate of Oman: It can be entered via an electronic visa or without a visa.
• Qatar: e-visa.
• UAE: Electronic visa.
• Palestine: Without a visa.
• Morocco: electronic visa.

Tourism in Jordan

Jordan is a landlocked and relatively small country with a semi-arid climate. It is a middle-income country that is distinguished by being one of the safest and most stable countries among the Arab countries in the Middle East. In addition to Jordan being famous for its delicious food, the tourism sector in Jordan is considered one of the most important countries. Stimulating and refreshing sectors of the national economy, and among the most important tourist attractions in Jordan: 

Petra

Petra is one of the wonders of the world, as it was chosen as a World Heritage Site in 1985. It is a city carved into pink rock, which many tourists aspire to visit to enjoy the stunning scenery.

Karak Castle

It is a Crusader castle built in 1132, which consists of a tower and several corridors and rooms. It was subject to the control of Saladin and was later used by the Mamluks and Ottomans.

Amra Palace

Qasr Amra was built in the eighth century, and is located in Zarqa Governorate. It is a desert palace that was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1985.

Umm al-Rasas

It is considered one of the archaeological sites in the Jordanian desert, as it is located within the borders of the Jordanian Amman Governorate, which is distinguished by an architectural character that mixes the Byzantine and early Islamic periods. This site was used as a military base by the Romans.

Ma'in

Ma'in Baths are located 35 km southwest of Madaba. They are hot springs and water baths that are used for treatment and entertainment.

Nebu mountain

Mount Nebo is considered a religious area for Christians, in which a small church was built in the fourth century. The mountain also overlooks the Dead Sea, the Jordan River Valley, Jericho, and the distant hills of Jerusalem.

The bathtub

The location of the bathtub in the northern Dead Sea is considered one of the sacred religious places for Christians, and it has been classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

The value of the visa fee to enter Jordan

Because the State of Jordan is a country famous for its tourist and heritage attractions and its delicious and tasty food that many people want to taste, many people wonder about the value of the visa fees to enter Jordan, which are as follows:

• You must pay forty Jordanian dinars for a month upon arrival at the airport.
• In addition to sixty Jordanian dinars for entry into Jordan twice for a period not exceeding three months, and you can apply for it from the nearest embassy.
• You will pay an amount of 120 Jordanian dinars to enter Jordan more than once for a period not exceeding six months, and you can apply for it from the nearest embassy.

What is a visa?

It is a customized document that allows you to visit specific countries at specific times. There are countries that require you to register to obtain a visa before traveling there, and there are countries that require it from you when you arrive there. Recently, most countries have begun to provide the electronic visa application service, as you will submit all your papers through the website. Once you are accepted, you will be able to print the visa, and the airport employee will stamp your passport upon entering the country

The difference between a permanent and temporary Jordanian passport

Perhaps the most frequently asked question by any Jordanian citizen thinking of traveling outside his country is what is the difference between a permanent and a temporary Jordanian passport? The answer is that both a temporary and a permanent passport differ in everything, starting from the beneficiary category all the way to the issuance fees, as each One of them serves a specific group. The first is issued through admission offices or through the services’ websites, while the temporary one is issued to residents of the West Bank, who do not have a national number. It is also submitted through embassies or consulates, and also the Passports Directorate.

Conditions for renewing the Jordanian passport

•  The person wishing to renew the Jordanian passport must appear in person in order to apply.
•  The person applying to renew a Jordanian passport must have his or her national identification card.
•  In the case of minors, their guardian submits an application to renew the Jordanian passport, to obtain a passport for the first time for his minor children.
•  A wife can apply for her own passport without needing her husband's approval.
•  In the case of a divorced or widow who wishes to renew her children’s passport, she must submit evidence confirming her temporary guardianship over her minor children, issued by the Jordanian Sharia Court.

At the end of this article, we can easily present the countries that Jordanian passport holders can enter without a visa, which is one of the advantages that Jordanian citizens can enjoy.