๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ดJordan Visa for Albanian Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

Visa on arrival30 days max stay

Albanian passport holders can get a visa on arrival for Jordan (up to 30 days), so no visa is needed before travelling.

The official MoI page distinguishes 'Restricted Countries' (need prior approval) from 'Non-Restricted Countries' (no prior approval needed). Non-restricted nationals obtain visa on arrival at air, land, and sea ports, EXCEPT the Allenby/King Hussein Bridge crossing. Fee: 40 JOD for single-entry 1-month visa on arrival (per mota.gov.jo). Extension of stay possible for up to 60 days. Restricted nationals holding valid residence permits in EU, GCC, Australia, Canada, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland or US Green Card (valid at least 6 months) are treated as non-restricted for VoA - EXCEPT Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Nigeria who are unconditionally excluded. Iran is the sole nationality that must obtain a visa in advance from a Jordanian embassy/consulate. Travel document holders cannot obtain VoA (except Vatican Travel Pass holders).

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Entering Jordan on an Albanian passport

  • โ†’ Obtain your visa at the Jordan border/airport on arrival; carry the required fee and documents. Apply here โ†—

Jordan visa cost for Albanian citizens

Single-entry visa on arrival

JOD 40 (~$56)

1 month stay, extendableofficial source
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Fees checked 2 Jul 2026 ยท sourced from official government fee schedules

Other Jordan visa categories (11)

These don't apply to a typical short visit, but cover other reasons people travel to Jordan. Eligibility varies by visa type โ€” some are limited to specific nationalities, so check each one's conditions.

Hajj Visa

Special religious visa issued to Muslim pilgrims traveling through or to Jordan for the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.

single entry

Pilgrimage-specific visa for Muslim travelers. Holders of Hajj visas are exempt from residency registration requirements. Must be arranged through official Hajj channels.

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Medical Visa

Visa for foreign nationals traveling to Jordan for medical treatment or healthcare procedures.

Required for those traveling specifically for medical procedures. Must be applied for through the Embassy of Jordan or Jordanian consulate in advance. Jordan is a regional hub for medical tourism. Specific fee and duration determined by the embassy handling the application.

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Work Visa

Visa permitting foreign nationals to enter Jordan for the purpose of employment.

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Must be applied for in advance through the Jordan Ministry of Interior online system or a Jordanian embassy. No on-arrival option available for work visa. Requires a job offer from a Jordanian employer and approval from the Ministry of Labour. Different extension procedures apply compared to tourist visas.

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Student Visa

Visa for foreign nationals admitted to accredited educational institutions in Jordan.

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Must be applied for in advance through the Jordan Ministry of Interior online system or a Jordanian embassy. No on-arrival option available. Requires acceptance letter from a recognized Jordanian university or educational institution. Different extension procedures apply. Students typically must register with local police if staying longer than 14 days.

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5-Year Renewable Residency Through Property Ownership

Residency permit for foreign nationals who purchase qualifying real estate in Jordan from a developer.

1825 daysmultiple entryonline

Requires purchase of one property exclusively from a real estate developer valued at minimum 200,000 JOD per Department of Lands and Survey appraisal. Property must be retained for 5 years without sale or mortgage. Residency valid for 5 years, renewable. Covers investor and family members. Does NOT lead to citizenship under the July 2025 CBI reforms. Applications via Ministry of Investment e-Services Portal at portal.moin.gov.jo.

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Annual Residency for Investors (Investment-Based)

Annual renewable residency for foreign nationals conducting qualifying economic activity in Jordan.

365 daysmultiple entryonline

Annual residency granted within 14 working days for investors in sectors covered by the Investment Environment Regulation Law, or holding senior management positions (chairman, board member, general manager, director general, or CEO) in a Jordan-based investment. Covers investor and family (spouse, male children under 30, unmarried daughters, parents). Not available for commercial sector - apply via Ministry of Interior instead. No minimum investment amount stated. Applications via Ministry of Investment e-Services portal.

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Diplomatic Visa Exemption

Visa-free entry for holders of diplomatic passports of countries with applicable bilateral agreements with Jordan.

90 daysmultiple entry

Holders of diplomatic passports of most countries may enter Jordan without a visa for up to 90 days within any 6-month period. Excluded diplomatic passports: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Republic of Congo, Serbia, Syria, Yemen. Additionally, holders of diplomatic, official, or service passports of GCC countries, ASEAN countries, and many others including Brazil, Russia, Turkey, UK, and EU member states have specific bilateral visa-free agreements for 30โ€“90 days. Based on multilateral diplomatic convention and bilateral waiver agreements.

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Family/Follower Residency Permit

Residence permit (Iqama) for spouses, children, and other dependents ('followers') of a Jordanian sponsor or of a foreign national legally resident in Jordan.

365 daysmultiple entryonline

Official Ministry of Interior 'Family/Follower Residency' e-service. Annual renewable residency. Spouses of Jordanian citizens follow a streamlined route and are exempt from the bank-deposit requirement imposed on other applicants; a certified recent marriage certificate is required. Reported renewal fee for a spouse of a Jordanian is about 30 JOD (~42 USD) plus 1 JOD postal fee. Applied online via eservices.moi.gov.jo.

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Workless (Self-Funded) Residency with Bank Deposit

Residence permit for foreign nationals who wish to live in Jordan without working, demonstrating self-sufficiency through a required bank deposit - the route used by retirees and other financially independent residents.

365 daysmultiple entryonline

Official Ministry of Interior 'Workless Residency with Bank Deposit' e-service. For self-supporting foreigners not engaged in employment; requires a deposit held in a Jordanian bank. Jordan has no dedicated retiree/retirement visa - this self-funded residency is the mechanism retirees and financially independent applicants use. Annual and renewable; a 5-year version is available (see Five-Year Residence Permit). Applied online via eservices.moi.gov.jo.

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Work Permit for Non-Jordanian Workers with Specialized Skills

Work permit for highly skilled foreign professionals with rare or in-demand expertise, issued to employers where no qualified Jordanian job seeker is available.

365 daysonline

Ministry of Labour category distinct from the general work visa/permit. Per the 2024 Principles, issued for 1 year (fee 2,150 JOD, ~3,032 USD), 6 months (1,250 JOD), or 3 months (645 JOD), plus a 50 JOD TVSDC levy and stamp duty. Employer applies (paper or electronic); worker must pass a medical exam. Holder may not transfer to professions outside the specialized-skills list. Sector percentage quotas do not apply to this category.

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Five-Year Residence Permit

Long-term (5-year) renewable residence permit issued by the Ministry of Interior as an alternative to the annual Iqama for qualifying long-term or self-funded foreign residents.

1825 daysmultiple entryonline

Official Ministry of Interior 'Annual residence for five years' e-service. General long-term residence route, separate from the property-investment 5-year residency: available to property owners or, for non-property owners, against a bank deposit that was reduced from 20,000 JOD to 10,000 JOD (~14,100 USD) under 2024 reforms. Renewable while the deposit or property condition is maintained. Applied online via eservices.moi.gov.jo.

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Jordan visa for Albanian citizens โ€” FAQ

Do Albanian citizens need a visa for Jordan?

No advance visa is required โ€” Albanian citizens get a visa on arrival at the border for stays of up to 30 days.

How long can Albanian citizens stay in Jordan?

Albanian passport holders can stay in Jordan for up to 30 days per entry under the current visa on arrival arrangement.

What documents do Albanian citizens need for Jordan?

A passport valid well beyond your planned stay (commonly three to six months, depending on the destination), proof of onward travel and funds, and any documents required for the specific Jordan visa category โ€” check the official portal for the exact passport-validity rule.

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