Do you have to enter Jordan with a visa?

Jordan is not exempt from visas to China. Chinese citizens holding private passports should apply for visas in advance before entering Jordan. However, do you have a Jordanian visa to enter the country? Let's take a look at this issue together.

People going to Jordan need to apply for corresponding visa types according to their travel purposes. It should be noted that even if people with Jordanian visas want to enter the country smoothly, they must abide by Jordan's entry regulations and know what are prohibited items, otherwise they will be refused entry.

However, it should be noted that although some items are not clearly within the scope that cannot be carried, some Chinese citizens have carried drones and have been detained by the Jordanian security authorities. After the embassy negotiations, about the security department released the tourist, but the drone was confiscated.

If such sensitive equipment is carried, the security department will investigate the personnel carrying and using drones on the grounds of endangering national security and suspected of espionage or terrorist activities.

In addition, holders of Jordanian visas can bring 2 cigarettes, 1 liter of alcohol, gifts worth 200JD, computers, photography and camera equipment for their own use, in addition to luggage such as clothing and food for their own use. Customs checks the luggage carried by passengers, and customs duties are paid on articles that exceed the duty-free range. However, there is no need to declare the type and amount of currency carried in and out of the customs.

Persons entering Jordan need to fill out an "entry registration form" and hand it over to border guards when going through the entry formalities. Persons who apply for visa-on-arrival entry will generally receive a 15-day stay period. During the stay period, they can wait until the nearest police station to apply for a three-month extension with their accommodation certificate.

When the first extension expires, it may be extended for another three months, but it must be declared and approved by the Jordanian Ministry of the Interior. If the immigrant does not go through the extension procedure, he or she will have to pay a fine of 1.5JD per day when leaving the country beyond the prescribed period. Overdue fine records will affect future visa processing, so pay special attention.