Travelling to Jordan

Entry requirements by nationality

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What you can bring

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• Alcoholallowed, within limitsUp to 1 litre of alcohol duty-free per traveller; more than 1 litre is subject to customs duty.
• CannabisprohibitedNarcotics, including cannabis, may not be imported; drug offences are punished severely even for tiny amounts.
• Dronesdepends on specificsOnly with prior approval from Jordan's Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission; without a permit the drone is held/confiscated at the border.
• Personal effectsallowedTravel items including a laptop and camera may be brought in duty-free but must be taken out again.
• PornographyprohibitedPornographic material may not be imported — Japan notes even weekly magazines with semi-nude photos can be refused.
• Radio equipmentprohibitedImport of radio transceivers (Funkgeräte) is prohibited.
• Tobaccoallowed, within limits200 cigarettes and 200 g of tobacco duty-free per traveller.
• WeaponsprohibitedImport of weapons is prohibited.

From the blog

• Six months from arrival, or after you leave? Passport validity rules compared

Recent changes to Jordan's rules

• 2026-10-18Passport checker: 14 more rows ('on arrival', 'on entry', 'contemplated stay')
• 2026-10-18Trip Check: passport validity checker (§1.6)
• 2026-10-10Eight new destinations: Sri Lanka, Peru, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Argentina, Jordan, Costa Rica, Qatar

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