Dubai Visa for Jordan Citizen

Jordanian travellers applying for a Dubai tourist or visit visa should meet the eligibility conditions for the visa they select.

• Ordinary Jordan passport holders generally need to obtain a UAE visa before travelling.
• Applicants should receive the required visa approval before departure.
• The Jordanian passport should generally remain valid for at least 6 months from the intended date of entry.
• Personal and passport details must match the information shown on the passport.
• A recent passport-size photograph is normally required.
• Travel details should be provided where requested.
• A return or onward ticket may be required depending on the application.
• Accommodation details may be requested.
• Valid travel or health insurance may be required where applicable.
• Additional supporting documents can be requested during processing.
• Ordinary Jordan passport holders should not rely on a visa-on-arrival facility for tourist entry.
• Jordanian travellers should arrange the appropriate UAE entry permission before travelling.
• Jordanian citizens who legally reside in another GCC country may be eligible to apply under the separate GCC resident eVisa rules.
• GCC resident eligibility can depend on valid residence status, passport validity, remaining GCC residence validity and other applicable conditions.
• GCC residence does not automatically provide visa-free entry to the UAE.
• Meeting the basic eligibility and document requirements does not guarantee visa approval. The final decision remains with the relevant UAE immigration authority.

Jordanian travellers should select a Dubai visa according to their intended stay, number of entries and travel schedule. The right option depends on how long you plan to remain in the UAE and whether you need to enter once or more than once.

30-Day Dubai Visa — For Short Trips

The 30-day Dubai visa works well for Jordanian travellers taking a shorter holiday, visiting family or making a temporary trip to the UAE. It allows an eligible traveller to stay for up to 30 days, subject to the conditions stated on the issued visa. This option is usually more practical when your entire trip fits comfortably within one month and you only need a single UAE entry.

60-Day Dubai Visa — For Longer Visits

Jordanian travellers who need more time in the UAE can consider the 60-day Dubai visa. It gives eligible applicants a longer permitted stay, making it more suitable for extended family visits, longer holidays or trips that cannot be completed within 30 days. Travellers should still check the entry validity and permitted stay printed on the approved visa, as these are separate conditions.

Multiple-Entry Dubai Visa — For Repeat UAE Visits

A multiple-entry Dubai visa can suit Jordanian travellers whose itinerary involves leaving the UAE and returning again during the authorised visa period. It can be useful for trips that include Dubai along with another nearby destination. Travellers should check the number of permitted entries, visa validity and stay conditions shown on the issued visa before making travel arrangements.

Dubai Transit Visa — For Short UAE Stopovers

Jordanian passengers travelling through a UAE airport may consider a 48-hour or 96-hour transit visa when they need to clear immigration and enter the country during a short stopover. These visas are intended for brief transit stays rather than longer tourism visits. The applicable transit visa should be arranged through the relevant processing channel before travel.

Urgent Dubai Visa — For Time-Sensitive Applications

An urgent Dubai visa service is designed for Jordanian applicants who have a shorter period before departure and require priority application handling. It can be considered for eligible 30-day or 60-day visa applications. Priority processing does not guarantee visa approval or a fixed decision time, as the final decision remains with the relevant UAE immigration authority.

The current service price for a 30-day Dubai visa for Jordan citizens is AED 550, while the 60-day Dubai visa is AED 850. Other visa options, including multiple-entry, transit and urgent services, have different charges depending on the selected service.

Always confirm the final payable amount and applicable service conditions before completing payment.

Prepare clear and readable documents before submitting your Dubai visa application from Jordan.

The main documents generally include:

• Clear Jordan passport biodata page.
• Recent colour photograph.
• Applicant’s personal details.
• Return or onward travel details where required.
• Accommodation information where required.
• Valid travel or health insurance where applicable.
• Additional identification or supporting documents when requested.

Do not submit cropped, blurred or edited document images.

Passport Requirements

Your passport should generally remain valid for at least 6 months from your intended date of entry into the UAE.

Check that:

• Your full name is clearly visible.
• Your passport number is readable.
• Your nationality is correct.
• The expiry date is clearly visible.
• The passport is not damaged.
• The submitted details exactly match the passport.

Even a small difference in a name, number or date can create additional processing issues.

Photograph Requirements

Submit a recent colour photograph that clearly shows your face.

The photograph should:

• Be recent.
• Have a plain, preferably white, background.
• Clearly show the applicant’s face.
• Have suitable lighting.
• Not contain filters or excessive editing.
• Meet the requested file and photograph specifications.

If a specific digital size is requested during processing, use the specifications supplied for your application instead of relying on an old photograph.

Documents for Children

Children travelling from Jordan need the appropriate passport and UAE entry permission applicable to them.

For a minor’s application, additional documents may include:

• Child’s passport.
• Recent photograph.
• Birth certificate.
• Parent or guardian passport copies.
• Parent or guardian visa documents where relevant.
• Additional consent or relationship documents when requested.

The exact checklist can depend on the child’s circumstances and who is travelling with them.

Additional Documents May Be Requested

The first document checklist should not be treated as the maximum that can ever be requested.

Depending on the application, additional documents may include:

• Accommodation confirmation.
• Additional identification.
• Travel itinerary.
• Previous UAE visa details.
• Supporting financial documents.
• Family or relationship documents.
• Further documents required during immigration review.

Submit additional information promptly if it is requested.

Visa Approval Is Subject to Immigration

Submitting a complete application does not guarantee visa approval. The relevant UAE immigration authority reviews the application and makes the final decision to approve or refuse the visa.

Processing Time

The Jordan-specific service generally estimates 3–4 working days for standard processing once the necessary documents and application information are ready. This is a service estimate rather than a guaranteed immigration decision period.

Visa Fee and Refund Conditions

Visa and service charges are handled according to the applicable cancellation and refund conditions. Applicants should review the applicable conditions before submitting the application and completing payment.

Additional Documents May Be Required

Immigration authorities or the applicable processing channel can request additional documents or information after the initial submission. Providing the first document checklist does not prevent further verification.

Security Deposit: Company Service Policy

A refundable AED 1,500 security deposit may be required under the applicable service policy. This amount is charged separately from the visa fee and is not included in the standard visa cost. Refund eligibility depends on meeting the relevant service terms and conditions.

After submission, your Dubai visa application moves through several stages:

• Application Review: Your submitted details and documents are checked for completeness and accuracy.
• Visa Processing: The application proceeds through the applicable processing channel. Standard processing for the Jordan-specific service generally takes around 3–4 working days.
• Additional Information Request: You may be asked to provide a clearer document, missing information or additional supporting documents.
• Visa Decision: The relevant UAE immigration authority makes the final decision on the application. A complete submission does not guarantee approval.
• Visa Delivery: Once approved and issued, the visa can be provided electronically. Check all details carefully before travelling.