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Jordan reopened its borders for international tourism on September 8th, 2020.
The National Centre for Security and Crisis Management in Jordan has given the go-ahead for international flights to resume at Queen Alia International Airport as of September 8th.
The reopening was originally planned for August 6th but was delayed due to a surge in COVID-19 infections.
Here is everything Travel Off Path has learned on Jordan's reopening for international tourism.
All nations
When Jordan first reopened in September, a total of 43 countries were first allowed to enter. They were divided into three categories, red, yellow and green – depending on the scale of the COVID-19 outbreak within their own borders.
Now as of December 2020, all nations can now enter as long as they fulfill all covid-related entry requirements and visa requirements.
All passengers must fill out the online “Travel to Jordan Declaration Form” before departure into the country.
A QR code will be generated from this form which passengers will show upon arrival.
All passengers entering Jordan for tourism will need to perform multiple PCR tests.
All tourists will have to quarantine for 7 days upon arrival.
Some nationalities will need a Visa before traveling to Jordan, while others will qualify for a free or paid visa on arrival.
The complete list of Visa rules for Jordan can be found here.
Other Entry Requirements for Jordan:
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Sources: Visit Jordan / UK GOV
This article was originally published on September 8th, 2020
Disclaimer: Jordan travel rules can change without notice and are being updated constantly. We do our best to keep this article up to date with all the latest information, but the decision to travel is ultimately your responsibility. Contact your consulate and/or local authorities to confirm your nationality’s entry and/or any changes to travel requirements before traveling. Travel Off Path does not endorse traveling against government advisories