Indian passport · Jordan
Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Jordan?
In brief
Yes, but they can get it on arrival: Indian passport holders get a visa on arrival in Jordan, 1 month (single entry), extendable at a police station.
Jordan visa fee for Indians: A single-entry tourist visa costs 40 Jordanian dinars (about USD 60). Official fee. Source: Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Jordan, checked .
Jordan visa processing time for Indians: An e-visa application takes about two weeks; the Ministry may ask for more information while processing it. Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan, checked .
Nationals of non-restricted countries can obtain a visa upon arrival.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan (embassy consular guidance)
Checked 1 Nov 2026Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan (embassy consular guidance)Apply only at eservices.moi.gov.joReport a change
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ContentsIn brief
At a glance
| Access | Visa on arrival · 1 month (single entry), extendable at a police station |
|---|---|
| Stay | 1 month (single entry), extendable at a police station |
| Validity and entries | The single-entry visa is valid for 1 month and can be extended at a police station: 40 dinars for 2 more months, or 3 dinars for each extra day paid at the airport on departure.3 |
| Official fee | A single-entry tourist visa costs 40 Jordanian dinars (about USD 60).3The Jordan Pass (sightseeing pass) waives the 40-dinar visa fee if you buy it before arrival and stay at least 2 consecutive nights; it is not a visa.3 |
| Official processing | An e-visa application takes about two weeks; the Ministry may ask for more information while processing it.1 |
| Where to apply | To get a visa before travelling, apply on the Ministry of Interior's website or app: Jordan's embassies have moved to e-visas and stop issuing visas directly.1Official site: eservices.moi.gov.jo |
Do Indians need a visa for Jordan?
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan (embassy consular guidance) lists India among the countries whose nationals get a visa on arrival. Stay: 1 month (single entry), extendable at a police station.
“Nationals of non-restricted countries can obtain a visa upon arrival.”
Conditions and exceptions
India is not on Jordan's list of restricted nationalities, the only ones that need prior approval before travelling.
Restricted Countries: Countries that need prior approval. Non-Restricted Countries: Countries that do not need prior approval.
Ministry of Interior of Jordan · checkedNationals of non-restricted countries, Indians included, can get a visa on arrival; the passport must be valid for at least 6 months.
Nationals of non-restricted countries can obtain a visa upon arrival. [...] The document to be used for the visa must be valid for a period of not less than 6 months.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan · checkedOnline visa applications are accepted only when filed from outside Jordan; if an interview is needed, it takes place at the nearest Jordanian embassy.
Visa application are accept only if the application was submitted from outside the Kingdom. [...] If the client is required to be interviewed in person, he can visit the nearest Jordanian embassy as most of Jordanian embassies abroad have access to this electronic system.
Ministry of Interior of Jordan · checked
Jordan visa types for Indians
The single-entry visa is valid for 1 month and can be extended at a police station: 40 dinars for 2 more months, or 3 dinars for each extra day paid at the airport on departure.
Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Jordan · checked
How to apply from India
To get a visa before travelling, apply on the Ministry of Interior's website or app: Jordan's embassies have moved to e-visas and stop issuing visas directly.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan · checked
Fee
A single-entry tourist visa costs 40 Jordanian dinars (about USD 60).
Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Jordan · checkedThe Jordan Pass (sightseeing pass) waives the 40-dinar visa fee if you buy it before arrival and stay at least 2 consecutive nights; it is not a visa.
Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Jordan · checked
These are government fees as the official sources state them. Agencies add their own service fees; those are not visa fees, and we don't list them.
Processing time
An e-visa application takes about two weeks; the Ministry may ask for more information while processing it.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan · checked
Documents and entry checks
If you live in the UAE
Indian passport holders living in the UAE: Visa on arrival, As stamped at the border. Single-entry visa at Queen Alia airport and other listed crossings; JOD 40. Source: Jordan Ministry of Interior, checked . More in our table for UAE residents.
What changed
- Checked against the official sources on this page: the rule above still holds.
FAQ
Is Jordan visa-free for Indians now?
Not visa-free: Indians get a visa on arrival, 1 month (single entry), extendable at a police station.
How much does a Jordan visa cost in India?
A single-entry tourist visa costs 40 Jordanian dinars (about USD 60). The Jordan Pass (sightseeing pass) waives the 40-dinar visa fee if you buy it before arrival and stay at least 2 consecutive nights; it is not a visa.
Can I get a Jordan visa in 7 days?
An e-visa application takes about two weeks; the Ministry may ask for more information while processing it.
Can I enter Jordan with a UAE residence visa?
Indian passport holders living in the UAE: Visa on arrival, As stamped at the border. Single-entry visa at Queen Alia airport and other listed crossings; JOD 40.
Other trips on an Indian passport
Sources
Official sources only. Each was checked on the date shown.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan (embassy consular guidance): entry rule, entry conditions, documents, how to apply and processing time
- Ministry of Interior of Jordan: entry conditions and rules for UAE residents
- Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Jordan (Jordan Pass, official site): fees, visa types and documents
- Ministry of Interior of Jordan: entry conditions