✈️ A Jordan visa for an Iraqi passport starts at 40 JOD (about $56) for a 30 day single entry. But if you plan to see Petra, Jerash or Wadi Rum, the Jordan Pass is far better value: it waives the visa fee entirely and covers entry to more than 40 attractions.
💰 Visa types and cost
💡 The Jordan Pass costs 70 to 80 JOD, waives the visa fee, and requires you to stay at least 2 nights (3 days) in Jordan. If sightseeing is on your list, it is the cheapest route available.
📄 What you need
- ✅ Iraqi passport valid for 6 months or more
- ✅ A recent passport photo
- ✅ Hotel booking or your address in Jordan
- ✅ Return ticket
- ✅ Proof you can support yourself
🚀 How to apply
- Work out whether the Jordan Pass or a plain visa is cheaper for your trip
- If you choose the Jordan Pass, buy it online before you travel and the visa fee is waived automatically
- If you choose the visa, apply for the eVisa or through the embassy
- Prepare and upload your documents
- Pay the fee
- Get stamped on arrival. To stay longer, visit any police station before your 30 days are up
🔗 Apply online
❓ Quick answers
How much is a Jordan visa? 40 JOD (about $56) for a 30 day single entry.
What is the Jordan Pass? A 70 to 80 JOD tourist pass that waives the visa fee and covers 40 plus attractions, provided you stay at least 2 nights.
Can I extend? Yes, two more months free at any police station.
Visa on arrival? Available at some entry points, but the eVisa is safer and faster.
Overstay fine? About 1.5 JOD for each day.
Want us to handle it? The Rahal team completes your application and paperwork end to end. You just pack.
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📌 Last updated: May 2026. Fees and rules can change, so always check the official source before you apply.