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Jordan travel guide for Canadians

Canadians need a visa for Jordan; apply online for a single‑entry visa (30 days, CAD ≈ $70) before travel. If you already have a visa, you can enter anytime; otherwise obtain one on arrival only for certain airports (check).

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Key facts

Visa requiredcheck
Online visa (e‑visa) or visa on arrival at Queen Alia Airport; cost about CAD 70
Passport validity
At least 6 months beyond stay
Currency
Jordanian dinar (JOD), 1 JOD ≈ CAD 1.10

Quick answer

Canadians must obtain a visa before arrival (e‑visa) unless entering via Amman airport with a visa‑on‑arrival option; cost roughly CAD 70 for a 30‑day stay.

Entry requirements for Canadian passport holders

Apply for an e‑visa through the official Jordanian portal (online form, passport scan, credit‑card payment). Processing is usually within 48 hours. Visa‑on‑arrival is offered at Queen Alia International Airport for tourists with a confirmed return ticket, but availability can change (check).

Passport must be valid for at least six months after entry. No mandatory vaccinations, but COVID‑19 entry rules are lifted as of 2026.

Entry requirements for Canadian passport holders
RequirementDetails
Visae‑visa CAD ≈ 70; visa‑on‑arrival at Amman (check)
PassportValid ≥6 months
HealthNo required vaccines; COVID‑19 not required

Canadian embassy contacts in Jordan

Canada does not have a resident embassy in Jordan; the nearest is the Canadian Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon. Consular services for Canadians in Jordan are provided by the Embassy of Canada in Beirut.

In emergencies, contact the Canadian Embassy in Beirut at +961 4 XXXXXXX or use the Global Affairs Canada emergency line.

  • Embassy: Canadian Embassy, Beirut, Lebanon
  • Phone: +961 4 XXXXXXX (check)
  • Email: [email protected] (check)

Cost of a trip to Jordan in CAD

Average daily budget for mid‑range travel: CAD 120‑150 (including accommodation, meals, transport, entry fees).

Typical 10‑day itinerary (Amman 2 nights, Petra 2 nights, Wadi Rum 1 night, Dead Sea 1 night, plus day trips) totals about CAD 1,300‑1,500 per person.

Cost of a trip to Jordan in CAD
ItemCAD per person
Mid‑range hotel80‑120 per night
Meals30‑45 per day
Transport (rental car or tours)40‑60 per day
Site fees (Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea)50‑70 total

Flight from Canada to Jordan

Direct flights from Toronto to Amman are not available; typical routes connect via European hubs (e.g., London, Frankfurt) with total travel time 13‑16 hours including layover.

Time difference: Jordan is UTC+3, Canada spans UTC‑3.5 to UTC‑8; adjust accordingly.

Practical information

Plug types: C, D, F, G, J – bring a universal adapter (230 V, 50 Hz).

Tipping: 10 % on restaurant bills; round up taxi fares; tip guides and drivers 5‑10 USD (≈ CAD 7‑14).

Emergency number: 911 for police, ambulance, fire.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Do Canadians need a visa for Jordan?

Yes. Apply for an e‑visa (≈ CAD 70) before travel or use visa‑on‑arrival at Amman airport if eligible; verify current rules before you go.

How much does a trip to Jordan cost in CAD?

A mid‑range 10‑day trip averages CAD 1,300‑1,500 per person, based on CAD 120‑150 daily budget for accommodation, food, transport and site fees.

Where is the nearest Canada embassy in Jordan?

Canada has no resident embassy in Jordan; the nearest is the Canadian Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, which provides consular assistance to Canadians in Jordan.

What plug adapter do I need in Jordan?

Jordan uses types C, D, F, G and J plugs at 230 V/50 Hz. A universal adapter covering these types is recommended.

What is the typical tip amount in Jordan?

Round up taxi fares, leave about 10 % on restaurant bills, and tip guides/drivers 5‑10 USD (≈ CAD 7‑14).

Verify with the official source

Draft, not field-verified

Rules, fees, schedules and prices change. Verify with the official source (the government, embassy, operator or venue) before you book or travel.

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Every source; changeable facts are marked check

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