Jordan Pass, Visa & Entry Requirements

Jordan Pass 2026 guide: prices, visa waiver rules, how long it stays valid, and entry requirements for travelling to Jordan.

The Jordan Pass is the smartest money-saving tool for anyone travelling to Jordan. It bundles visa fees and entrance tickets to more than forty sites — including Petra — into one online purchase. Buy it before arrival at jordanpass.jo, and if you stay at least three nights (two consecutive nights in the country), the 40-JOD single-entry tourist visa fee is waived entirely.

Pass options start at 70 JOD (Jordan Wanderer, one day of Petra) and rise to 80 JOD for two days or 85 JOD for three days of Petra. The pass is valid for purchase up to three months ahead, activates at your first scanned attraction, and remains valid for one month afterwards. Children under 12 enter most sites free.

Nationals of many countries receive visas on arrival; others should arrange an e-visa in advance. Always check current rules with your airline or embassy, as visa policy changes. Travellers who hire car & driver in Jordan are usually met directly at the airport gate, and full package tours to Jordan typically handle Jordan Pass and border logistics on your behalf.

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