Current DossierSubject · Irish (EU) passportFile · JORDAN

Does Jordan require a visa for Irish (EU) citizens?

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Last checked 22 Jul 2026Source · DFA Ireland - Travel Advice JordanHow we source this →
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Do Irish (EU) citizens need a visa for Jordan?

No pre-arranged visa needed — Irish (EU) citizens can obtain a visa on arrival in Jordan (or the free Jordan Pass covers it).

Check official guidanceDFA Ireland - Travel Advice Jordan — last checked 22 July 2026
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Health FileSubject · JordanChecked · 22 Jul 2026

Vaccinations for Jordan

Book a travel clinic appointment 6–8 weeks before you fly.

Recommended

Recommended on health grounds

Not required for entry — advised by NHS / CDC for most travellers.

  • Hepatitis A

    Recommended — food & water borne.

  • Typhoid

    Recommended, especially for longer stays or rural travel.

Not medical advice. Always confirm with your GP, travel nurse, or a Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre — requirements change and can vary based on where you're arriving from.

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Irish citizens can obtain a visa on arrival at most points of entry into Jordan for a fee. Alternatively, you can apply for an eVisa before travel to streamline your entry process. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended departure date.

Key facts

For Irish (EU) passport holders, tourism or short business trips.

PassportIrish (EU) passport
PurposeTourism / short business trip
Visa requiredCheck official source
Maximum stayUp to 30 days, extendable locally
Passport validityAt least 6 months beyond intended departure date
Return/onward ticketYes, or onward ticket
Arrival formRequired, typically provided on arrival
Last checked22 July 2026

You may need a visa if…

  • Whilst a visa on arrival is available, applying for an eVisa beforehand can expedite your entry.
  • The visa fee must be paid in Jordanian Dinars (JOD) or by credit card at the airport.
  • Visitors staying longer than one month may need to register with local authorities.
  • Entry requirements can change; always check the latest advice before travel.
  • Certain border crossings (e.g., King Hussein/Allenby Bridge) have specific entry/exit procedures and do not issue visas on arrival.

Before you travel

  • Check your passport validity (at least 6 months remaining).
  • Consider applying for an eVisa to save time on arrival.
  • Ensure you have sufficient funds for your stay.
  • Have proof of onward/return travel.
  • Understand the visa fee and payment methods (JOD or credit card).

Common questions

No, Irish citizens can obtain a visa on arrival at most Jordanian entry points for tourism or short business trips, or apply for an eVisa in advance.

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