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Australian citizens visiting Jordan for tourism or short business trips can usually obtain a visa on arrival at most ports of entry. Alternatively, you can apply for a visa in advance from a Jordanian embassy or consulate, or through the Jordan Pass program for a potentially more cost-effective option.

Key facts

For Australian passport holders, tourism or short business trips.

You may need a visa if…

• While visas on arrival are generally available, it's always wise to confirm the latest requirements with a Jordanian embassy or consulate before travel.
• The Jordan Pass includes a visa fee waiver if you stay a minimum of three consecutive nights.
• Ensure your passport has enough blank pages for stamps.
• Entry requirements can change without prior notice, so verify close to your travel date.
• Overstaying your visa can result in significant fines and potential detention.

Before you travel

• ✓Check your passport validity (at least 6 months beyond your intended stay).
• ✓Consider purchasing the Jordan Pass if your itinerary includes multiple archaeological sites and you plan to stay at least three nights.
• ✓Have proof of onward or return travel ready.
• ✓Ensure you have sufficient funds for your stay.
• ✓Review any current travel advisories from the Australian government.

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