Jordan Entry Requirements for Saudi Citizens and Iqama Holders
Apply Online ✔Saudi citizens and Iqama holders (foreign residents of Saudi Arabia) traveling to Jordan need to meet important entry requirements. You must carry the proper documents for a smooth arrival.
This page will explain everything you need to know about entering Jordan from Saudi Arabia in 2025. It includes information on documentation, visa options, and the Jordan Pass for Saudi citizens.
What Documents Do Saudi Citizens and Iqama Holders Need To Enter Jordan?
Entry requirements for Jordan differ between Saudi citizens and Iqama holders. Make sure to review the checklist that applies to your specific situation.
Jordan entry requirements for Saudi citizens
To enter Jordan, Saudi citizens must present:
- Saudi Arabian passport with at least 6 months’ validity and 2 blank pages
- Return or onward travel ticket
- Accommodation details (hotel booking or invitation letter from a host)
- Proof of sufficient funds to cover the duration of your stay
- Travel insurance that includes medical coverage
Jordan entry requirements for Iqama holders
To enter Jordan, Iqama holders must present:
- Passport with at least 6 months’ validity and 2 blank pages
- Original Saudi Iqama (residency card) with at least 3 months’ validity
- Visa or Jordan Pass
- Return or onward travel ticket
- Accommodation details (hotel booking or invitation letter)
- Proof of sufficient funds for the duration of your stay
- Travel insurance that includes medical coverage
Important: Iqama holders driving into Jordan also need to present a valid Istimara (official vehicle registration document), car insurance, a vehicle permit, and an authorization letter if the vehicle is not under the driver’s name.
What Types of Jordan Visas Do Saudi Citizens and Iqama Holders Need?
Visa requirements for Jordan vary between Saudi citizens and Iqama holders. The type of visa you need will also depend on your travel plans.
Jordan Visas for Saudi citizens
Saudi citizens do not need a visa to enter Jordan for short-term stays, including tourism purposes. If you’re a Saudi national, you can travel visa-free for up to 90 days.
However, if you plan to stay longer (for example, to study or work), you’ll need to apply for the relevant Jordan visa for Saudi citizens at the Jordanian Embassy in Riyadh.
Jordan Visas for Iqama holders
Iqama holders need a visa to enter Jordan, including for tourism, business, or seeing friends and family. You can get a visa in advance or on arrival, depending on your nationality.
Below is an overview of the different Jordan visas for Saudi Iqama holders:
| Visa Type | Validity | How to Apply |
|---|---|---|
| Single-entry | 30 days (possible extension to 60 days) | On arrival: Queen Alia International Airport and most land border crossings*) |
| Double-entry | 3 months | In advance: Jordanian Embassy in Riyadh |
| Multiple-entries | 6 months / 1 year / 5 years (only U.S. citizens) | In advance: Jordanian Embassy in Riyadh |
| Jordan Pass (includes single-entry visa) | 30 days | In advance: online |
(*)Except the King Hussein/Allenby Bridge land border crossing. You need to apply for a Jordan visa in advance or have a special permit from the Jordanian Ministry of Interior to enter through this crossing.
Iqama holders of certain nationalities, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, are not eligible for a visa on arrival or the Jordan Pass. Instead, you’ll need to apply in advance for a Jordan visa at the Jordanian Embassy in Riyadh.
Can Saudi Citizens and Iqama Holders Apply for the Jordan Pass?
The Jordan Pass is a digital travel document that waives the single-entry visa fee (if you stay 3+ nights in Jordan) and covers the entry fee to 40+ tourist sites.
Eligibility for the Jordan Pass is determined by your nationality. If you’re a Saudi citizen, you can apply easily to save on entrance fees to Jordan’s tourist attractions.
If you’re an Iqama holder, you can apply only if your nationality qualifies for a visa on arrival. In that case, the Jordan Pass will waive your single-entry visa fee and cover the entrance fee to the 40+ tourist attractions.
Benefits of the Jordan Pass for Saudi citizens and Iqama holders
The Jordan Pass is a convenient way to explore Jordan and its best tourist attractions:
- 24/7 online application, available 365 days
- Access to 40+ tourist sites: Petra, Wadi Rum, Jerash, and more
- PDF document saved on your phone
- Visa fees included if staying 3+ nights in Jordan (for Iqama holders)
Saudi Arabia Embassy in Jordan
For consular assistance while in Jordan, Saudi citizens can contact the Royal Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Amman:
Address: Abdoun District, Prince Hashim bin Al Hussein Street, opposite to TAJ Mall, Amman, Jordan
Phone: +962 6 590 7070
Email: joemb@mofa.gov.sa
Consular support for Iqama holders at the Saudi Arabia Embassy may be limited. If you’re an Iqama holder, it’s recommended to contact your home country’s embassy in Jordan instead.
Embassy Registration for Iqama holders
When applying for the Jordan Pass on our site, citizens from Australia, Canada, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, the Netherlands, the UK, and the U.S. have the option to include Embassy Registration at checkout.
This service notifies your home country’s embassy in Jordan of your visit, which can be helpful in case of an emergency. It also allows you to receive important safety updates and travel alerts throughout your stay.