Visa and entry
Jordan: entry rules for Iranians
Visa required
Safety: Avoid some areasupdated 27 October 2026Apply at an embassy or visa centre before travelling.
Iran is on Jordan's list of restricted nationalities, so you need prior approval before a visa is issued.
Checked 7 November 2026
At a glance
- Maximum stay
- up to 30 days
- Fee
- JOD 40
How to apply: Apply through a Jordanian embassy or consulate, or have a host or tour operator in Jordan request prior approval from the Ministry of Interior; travel only once the visa is issued.
Official pageConditions
- Iran is on Jordan's Ministry of Interior list of restricted nationalities, which need prior approval before a visa is issued.
- Restricted nationalities cannot get a visa on arrival, including at Aqaba; arrange the visa before you fly.
- A single-entry Jordanian visa normally costs 40 JOD and is valid for one month; extensions are possible at a police station.
- Iranian nationals need prior approval wherever they live, even with residence in another country.
Plan the trip
Amman (AMM)
Aqaba (AQJ)
Before you book
- Your passport should be valid for at least six months after the trip; many borders refuse less.
- Exit tax is paid before leaving Iran; the amount depends on how many trips you made this year.
- Iranian bank cards do not work abroad: plan cash or a card from outside Iran.