Jordan Pass: What Requirements Do You Need

The Jordan Pass is a prepaid ticket for over 40 tourist attractions in Jordan, including Petra and Jerash. It also lets you waive the visa fee if you stay in the country for at least 3 consecutive nights.

It includes entry to the most popular historical sites and museums, including:

With your Pass, you don’t need to buy individual tickets. Instead, just show your Pass and ID at each location.

Yes, as long as you stay in Jordan for 3 or more nights, your visa fee is covered. If you stay for fewer nights, you’ll need to pay the visa fee separately when you arrive, or arrange a visa in advance. Check the visa policy and requirements for your nationality.

It’s valid for 12 months from the date it’s approved. Once you activate it by visiting your first site in Jordan, it’s valid for 2 weeks. If you want to visit more historical sites after your Pass has expired, you’ll need to buy separate tickets.

If you’re eligible, you just need to fill out a simple form with your passport and travel details. The process is entirely online and can be completed from any computer or mobile device outside Jordan.

You’re guaranteed to get a final decision in 1 to 2 days when you apply with HandyVisas. Once ready, your Jordan Pass is sent to your email in PDF format. You should print it and carry a copy during your trip.

Citizens of more than 140 countries are eligible for the Jordan Pass, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand. You’ll be required to add your passport details when you apply.

No, it only takes a few minutes to complete our streamlined form. You’ll need your passport data and credit or debit card details at the ready, as well as your trip itinerary.

Most people can get a visa on arrival, or benefit from the visa fee waiver that comes with your Jordan Pass if you’re staying for more than 3 nights. Along with your printed Pass, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months.

Make sure your passport has two blank pages for entry and exit stamps. Officials might also ask to see your accommodation booking or return flight or travel ticket.

Yes, the Jordan Pass is valid for arrivals at Queen Alia International Airport, and land borders at the Sheikh Hussein Bridge and Wadi Araba crossing. It’s not valid at the King Hussein Bridge (Allenby crossing).

It’s not mandatory, but travel insurance for your trip to Jordan is highly recommended. Medical treatment must be paid upfront, so travel insurance can help cover unexpected costs.