NOTE<\/b>: Moroccan travelers may consider purchasing the Jordan Pass, which covers entry to over 40 attractions and waives the visa fee for tourists staying at least 3 consecutive nights in the country.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTypes of Jordan Visas for Moroccan Citizens<\/b><\/h2>\n
There are three primary ways for a Moroccan citizen to obtain permission to enter Jordan.<\/p>\n
The correct method depends entirely on your current residency status and international travel history.<\/p>\n
Jordan e-Visa<\/b><\/h3>\n
The Jordan e-Visa is the most convenient option, allowing travelers to secure entry permission online<\/b> before departure.<\/p>\n
However, this method is restricted. Moroccan citizens can only apply for a Jordan visa<\/strong><\/a> electronically if they meet one of the following conditions:<\/p>\n If you meet these criteria, you may apply through the official Ministry of Interior portal.<\/p>\n The available e-Visa types include Visit Visa, Transit Visa, Exit\/Entry Visa, Study Visa, and Work Visa.<\/p>\n Similar to the e-Visa, the Visa on Arrival is generally restricted to Moroccan citizens who meet the residency or visa criteria listed above (GCC, US, Schengen, etc.).<\/p>\n If eligible, you can bypass the embassy and r<\/strong>eceive your visa at Queen Alia International Airport<\/b> or other designated border crossings upon landing.<\/p>\n You must be able to prove your eligibility to the immigration officer at the border.<\/p>\n For Moroccan passport holders who do not have residency or valid visas from the specific countries mentioned above, the e-Visa and Visa on Arrival are typically not available.<\/p>\n In this case, you must apply for a standard visa at the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Rabat.<\/p>\n This process involves submitting a physical application<\/b> and waiting for consular approval.<\/p>\n To ensure a smooth application process, whether online or in person, Moroccan citizens must gather the correct documentation. Missing documents can lead to delays or rejections.<\/p>\n Standard documents for all applicants from Morocco are:<\/p>\n Moroccan applicants willing to get a Jordan e-Visa must provide proof of eligibility. This includes a scanned copy of a residence permit<\/b> (from GCC, Europe, US, etc.) or a US\/Schengen visa<\/b>, both of which must be valid for at least 6 months.<\/p>\n Depending on the purpose of your visit and personal circumstances, you may need to provide additional documentation. Some examples include an invitation letter or financial proof.<\/p>\n Understanding the application steps for each Jordan visa type will help Moroccan passport holders avoid administrative errors.<\/p>\n The electronic system is designed to be efficient. Follow these steps:<\/p>\n Once your Jordan e-Visa is approved, it will be sent to your email as a PDF document. Make sure to download and print a copy of the visa. Keep it with you during your travel and present it at immigration control when required.<\/p>\n If eligible, you can proceed directly to the immigration counters <\/b>upon arrival in Jordan. Start by heading to the visa desk before you reach passport control.<\/p>\n Once there, complete the provided arrival form and present your valid Moroccan passport, along with your proof of residency or a US\/Schengen visa.<\/p>\n You will then need to pay the visa fee using either Jordanian Dinar or a credit card.<\/p>\n After the payment is processed, you’ll receive a visa stamp in your passport<\/b>, allowing you to continue through immigration.<\/p>\n If you are ineligible for the e-Visa, follow these instructions:<\/p>\n Once approved, you will need to collect your passport with the visa stamped inside. Ensure you retrieve it from the embassy or consulate in accordance with their instructions, as some locations may require an appointment for collection.<\/p>\n The validity of a Jordan visa determines how long Moroccan citizens can remain in the country. It is crucial not to overstay a visa to avoid fines.<\/p>\n For travelers from Morocco who wish to extend their stay beyond the initially permitted duration, Jordan visa extensions may be available depending on the type of visa.<\/p>\n It is advisable to apply for an extension well before the visa’s expiration to avoid penalties or legal issues.<\/p>\n For Moroccan citizens, the Jordan e-Visa process is generally quick, with approvals often issued within 3-5 business days<\/b>. To be safe, it’s best to apply at least a week before your planned travel date.<\/p>\n If you are eligible for a Visa on Arrival, it will be processed right at the border<\/b> when you arrive in Jordan. Keep in mind that you might face queues, so factor in some potential waiting time.<\/p>\n For a Regular Visa obtained through the Jordanian Embassy in Rabat, the processing can take longer<\/b>, typically between one and two weeks. During peak travel seasons, this period can extend, so it is crucial to apply well in advance of your trip.<\/p>\n As a Moroccan citizen, you must meet specific entry requirements upon arrival in Jordan.<\/p>\n First, ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months<\/b> beyond your arrival date and that you have secured the appropriate visa. If you plan to stay in Jordan for more than 30 days, an HIV test is mandatory<\/b>.<\/p>\n If you are traveling with a drone, you must obtain official approval<\/b> at least 10 working days before your flight.<\/p>\n Additionally, Moroccan travelers staying in Jordan for more than 14 days must report to the nearest residency extension office<\/b> at a police station. This requirement applies to all arrivals, except annual residency visa holders, tourists, pilgrims, and those on transit visas.<\/p>\n Finally, be prepared to pay a departure tax of 10 Jordanian dinars in cash<\/b> at all land border crossings. While ATMs are usually available at the border, it is best to carry cash with you<\/b> to ensure a smooth departure.<\/p>\n For Moroccan nationals who are eligible for the e-Visa or Visa on Arrival, the Jordan Pass is a valuable option to consider.<\/p>\n The Jordan Pass is a travel package that provides free entry to over 40 attractions, including Petra, Wadi Rum, and Jerash.<\/p>\n It waives the tourist visa fees if you stay in the country for at least 3 nights (4 days) and meet the visa eligibility criteria (residency in GCC\/US\/Europe\/etc). You typically show the Pass at the airport to have the visa fee waived.<\/p>\n NOTE:<\/b> The Jordan Pass is not a visa itself. It is a ticket package that includes a visa fee waiver. You still need to meet the immigration entry rules.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Moroccan passport holders should contact the embassy directly for the most current advice regarding regular visa applications, consular fees, and working hours.<\/p>\n They can provide specific guidance for those traveling for work or study purposes which may fall outside standard tourist protocols.<\/p>\n It is possible to reach out to the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Rabat<\/u><\/b><\/a> with these details:<\/p>\n\n
Visa on Arrival<\/b><\/h3>\n
Regular Visa (Consular Visa)<\/b><\/h3>\n
Necessary Documents to Apply for a Jordan Visa<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Jordan Visa Application Process<\/h2>\n
Applying for the Jordan e-Visa<\/h3>\n
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Stay, Validity, and Extensions<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Jordan Visa Processing Time<\/b><\/h2>\n
Jordan Entry Requirements<\/b><\/h2>\n
Jordan Pass<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Jordan Embassy for Moroccan Citizens<\/b><\/h2>\n
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