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Tourism To Jordan

The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan – a young country with a history that dates back to Biblical times.  A bridge between the civilizations, between the desert and the sea, between the east and the west.  Built upon layers of history is a country of beauty and contradictions.  Desert canyons, hills, valleys, castles, the geological phenomena that is Wadi Rum, the Nabatean capital of Petra, to the Red Sea.

Passport information:

Most nationalities can obtain a tourist visa upon arrival to Queen Alia International Airport.  If traveling overland between Egypt, Syria, Israel and Jordan, visas can be purchased easily at the border for the price of JD10.00 (USD15.00).  Note that between Egypt and Jordan a visa can be purchased at the Aqaba port.  Between Syria and Jordan, visas can be purchased at both border crossings.  Between Israel and Jordan, visas can be purchase at the Arava/Yitzhak Rabin crossing in the south and the Sheik Hussein/Jordan River crossing in the north.  It is not possible purchase an entry visa to Jordan if you are entering Jordan via the Allenby/King Hussein Bridge (near Jericho). You must have a valid entry visa to Jordan already in your passport.  If you do not have the visa, you must proceed north to the Sheik Hussein border crossing (one hour north).  There are a few nationalities that must apply for a visa in advance (most Asian and African nationalities fall into this category).  Israeli stamps in your passport are not a problem.  However, if you plan to continue to Syria or Lebanon, be sure that neither the Israelis nor Jordanians stamp your passport at the overland border.

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