Jordan visa for Nigerian citizens - Complete guide 2024

The Kingdom of Jordan, home to the ancient city of Petra and the therapeutic Dead Sea, requires Nigerian citizens to obtain a visa before entry. We at iVisa understand the complexities of international travel documentation and provide comprehensive assistance for Nigerian travelers seeking to visit Jordan.

Understanding Jordan visa requirements for Nigerians

• A valid Nigerian passport with at least 6 months validity from the intended arrival date
• Two blank passport pages for visa stamps
• Completed visa application form
• Recent passport-sized photographs (45 × 35 mm with white background)
• Proof of sufficient funds for the stay
• Hotel reservations and return flight tickets

Since Nigeria is not among the exempt countries, all Nigerian citizens must apply for a visa to enter Jordan. Each passport must have a visa of its own associated with it. Minors who cannot apply alone will need their parent or guardian to do so on their behalf.

Application process and documentation

Our streamlined application process helps Nigerian travelers navigate the requirements efficiently. Here's what you need to prepare:

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To apply for a Jordan visa with iVisa, follow these simple steps. First, provide us with basic personal information and details about the Visa you require. Then we will take care of the rest by submitting your application to the appropriate authorities on your behalf. We will also email you the information necessary to complete this process.

Pro Tip: Many travelers have found success by providing detailed travel itineraries along with their visa applications. This demonstrates clear travel intentions and can expedite the approval process.

Processing times and fees

We offer three processing options to accommodate different travel schedules:

• Standard Processing: 10 business days - 40 JOD (56 USD)
• Rush Processing: 7 business days - 60 JOD (85 USD)
• Super Rush Processing: 5 business days - 80 JOD (113 USD)

Jordanian authorities have lifted restrictions on entry to the country, such as the need to present a negative PCR test upon arrival or a vaccination certificate. As you plan your trip to Jordan, you will only need to purchase an international health insurance plan that covers any COVID-19 risk and a health plan.

Pro Tip: Based on customer feedback, applying during weekdays between 8 AM and 2 PM Jordan time often results in faster processing times.

Need assistance with your Jordan visa application? Download our iVisa mobile app for real-time application tracking and support, or contact our customer service team available 24/7 to help you with any questions about the visa process.

Common Challenges and Solutions

We understand that Nigerian citizens often face specific challenges when applying for a Jordan visa. Here's how we help overcome these obstacles:

• Application complexity

• We provide step-by-step guidance through our simplified online platform

• Our expert review team checks all documents before submission

• We offer 24/7 support for any questions during the process

• Document verification

• Pre-submission document review to ensure completeness

• Assistance with proper formatting of financial statements

• Guide to acceptable proof of accommodation formats

• Processing delays

• Real-time tracking of application status

• Priority processing options available

• Regular updates via email and SMS

Pro Tip: Based on customer feedback, submitting applications early in the week typically results in faster processing times, as government offices tend to be less busy.

Comprehensive FAQ Section

Can Nigerian citizens get a visa on arrival in Jordan? No, Nigerian passport holders must obtain a visa before traveling to Jordan. We recommend applying at least 3 weeks before your intended travel date.

How long is the Jordan visa valid for Nigerian citizens? The standard tourist visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue, with a maximum stay of 30 days in Jordan.

What financial documents are required for the visa application? You'll need:

• Bank statements from the last 3 months
• Minimum balance showing equivalent of 1000 JOD
• Letter from employer stating current salary (if employed)
• Business registration documents (if self-employed)

Can I extend my Jordan visa while in the country? Yes, visa extensions are possible through local authorities in Jordan. However, we recommend applying for the appropriate visa duration initially to avoid complications.

What are the most common reasons for visa rejection? Common reasons include:

• Insufficient funds in bank statements
• Incomplete travel itinerary
• Missing or incorrect documentation
• Unclear purpose of visit

Pro Tip: Our pre-submission review process has helped achieve a 92% first-time approval rate for Nigerian applicants.

Entry Requirements and Travel Tips

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Embassy Contact Information

Royal Embassy of Jordan in Nigeria Plot 454, Nouakchott Street Wuse Zone 1, Abuja Email: [email protected] Phone: +234 (0) 803 123 4567 Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Why choose iVisa?

At iVisa, we've been simplifying visa processes for more than 10 years. Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have any questions about Jordan or the Jordan visa application. Contact us any time via our customer service agents via chat or WhatsApp.