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The Jordan e-Visa is the unified electronic travel authorization issued through the Ministry of Interior portal (eservices.moi.gov.jo). It allows international travelers to obtain single-entry (1 month), double-entry (3 months), or multiple-entry (6 months, 1 year, or 5 years) visitor visas prior to arriving at Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) in Amman or Jordan's land and sea border crossings.
For non-restricted nationalities (such as UK, US, EU, Canadian, and Australian citizens), purchasing a Jordan Pass (70 to 80 JOD) before arrival waives the 40 JOD single-entry tourist visa fee, provided you stay in Jordan for a minimum of 3 consecutive nights (4 days) and present your Jordan Pass QR code at immigration.
Under Jordan Ministry of Interior classifications, Pakistan (PAK) is a restricted/prior-approval nationality. Pakistani citizens who hold permanent residency or a valid multiple-entry visa from the United States, United Kingdom, Schengen Area, Canada, Australia, or a GCC country qualify for streamlined online e-Visa / on-arrival clearance; otherwise, a prior MOI security clearance or Jordanian host/tour operator sponsorship is required.
No commercial agency or private facilitator can guarantee visa approval. All authorization decisions rest exclusively with the Ministry of Interior of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. NomadicMart is an independent application concierge service not affiliated with the Jordanian Government or eservices.moi.gov.jo.
Yes. Visitors admitted to Jordan on a 30-day tourist visa can extend their stay for up to 60 additional days (90 days total) by registering at a local Jordanian police station (Security Center / Muhafaza) or Directorate of Residency and Borders office before their initial 30-day period expires.