Jordan Entry Requirements for U.S. Citizens
Apply Online ✔U.S. citizens traveling to Jordan in 2025 need to meet important entry requirements. Making sure your paperwork is in order will ensure a smooth and stress-free entry.
This page will explain everything you need to know about the documents, visa options, and the benefits of the Jordan Pass for visitors from the United States.
What Documents Do U.S. Citizens Need to Travel to Jordan?
To enter Jordan, U.S. visitors need to present the following documents:
- U.S. passport with at least 6 months validity from your arrival date and 2 blank pages.
- Visa, which depends on the purpose of your travel.
- Proof of onward travel or sufficient funds for the duration of your stay.
- Accommodation details (hotel booking or invitation letter).
- Travel insurance that includes medical coverage.
Important: Jordan has HIV/AIDS entry restrictions for visitors. American travelers who wish to extend their stay beyond the initial period will be required to take a HIV/AIDS test at an approved medical clinic.
Do U.S. Citizens Need a Visa for Jordan?
U.S. travelers need a visa for entry to Jordan, which can be obtained in advance or upon arrival for a fee.
Below is an overview of the different Jordan visas for U.S. citizens:
- Except the King Hussein/Allenby Bridge land border crossing. You’ll need a valid visa for Jordan or an entry permit from the Jordanian Ministry of Interior to enter through this crossing.
The type of visa you need will depend on your travel plans. U.S. citizens can also apply for an e-Visa (electronic visa) through the Jordanian Ministry of Interior.
However, if you’re planning to visit several tourist sites in Jordan, the Jordan Pass is a convenient choice - it combines your visa fees with entry to the country’s best attractions, all in one single ticket.
Can Americans Apply for the Jordan Pass?
Yes, U.S. passport holders are eligible for the Jordan Pass. This digital pass covers the visa fees (if you stay 3+ nights in Jordan) and the entry fees to 40 of the most popular tourist sites.
Steps to get the Jordan Pass
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Complete the application form
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Pay using your preferred method
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Receive your approved Jordan Pass by email
Benefits of the Jordan Pass for U.S. visitors
- Online 24/7 application, available 365 days
- Single-entry visa fees included (if staying 3+ nights in Jordan)
- Access to over 40 tourist sites: Petra, Amman Citadel, Wadi Rum, and more
- Digital document saved on your phone
It only takes a few minutes to apply with us. Our site uses SSL encryption to keep your data safe, and if your application is denied, you’ll also receive a full refund.
Once complete, you’ll receive an email with the Jordan Pass in PDF format.
Is Jordan Safe for American Tourists?
Yes, Jordan is considered safe for American tourists, with a well-established tourism industry and strong diplomatic relations with the United States.
However, due to the tensions in the wider Middle East, the U.S. Department of State has decided to maintain a Level 2 travel advisory for Jordan.
U.S. travelers are recommended to stay informed** and take basic precautions:
- Avoid the border areas with Syria and Iraq.
- Use licensed tour guides when visiting desert areas like Wadi Rum.
- Be alert for pickpocketing in tourist areas and crowded places.
Embassy Registration for U.S. Citizens
When applying for the Jordan Pass on our site, U.S. citizens can choose to add Embassy Registration at checkout.
This service informs the U.S. Embassy in Jordan of your visit, which can be helpful during emergencies. It also allows you to receive important safety updates and travel alerts while in Jordan.
The Jordan Embassy in the USA
For consular assistance with lost passports, emergencies, or other travel-related matters, U.S. citizens can contact the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Washington, D.C.:
Address: 3504 International Drive, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20008
Phone: +1 (202) 966 2664
Emergencies: +1(202) 294 9522