Jordan
Jordan travel guide for the Irish
Irish citizens need a visa on arrival (cost €40) unless they obtain an eVisa beforehand; if you plan to stay longer than 30 days or work, a pre‑approved visa is required. Change to a visa‑free stay only if you hold a Jordanian residence permit.
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Key facts
- Visa on arrival cost
- €40
- Maximum visa‑free stay
- 30 days
- Currency
- Jordanian dinar (JOD)
- Plug types
- C, D, F, G, J – 230 V 50 Hz
- Emergency number
- 911
Quick answer
Irish passport holders must obtain a visa – either an eVisa before travel (USD $40≈€38) or a visa on arrival at Queen Alia Airport (cost €40). The stay is limited to 30 days unless a longer visa is arranged.
Entry requirements for Irish citizens
A passport valid for at least six months beyond the intended departure date is required. No visa‑free entry; you must have either an eVisa (apply online) or pay for a visa on arrival. The eVisa is recommended to avoid queues.
| Document | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Passport | Valid ≥6 months |
| Visa | eVisa (USD $40) or visa on arrival (€40) |
| Stay limit | 30 days without a longer visa |
Irish embassy contact in Jordan
Ireland does not have a resident embassy in Jordan. The nearest Irish embassy is in Amman, Jordan, handling consular matters for Irish nationals.
- Embassy of Ireland, Amman
- Address: Al‑Mansour St., Amman
- Phone: +962 6 560 1234 (check)
- Email: [email protected] (check)
Cost of a trip to Jordan in EUR
Average daily budget for a mid‑range traveller: €70–€100 (accommodation, meals, transport). Major expenses include visa (€40), flights, and entry fees (e.g., Petra $12≈€11).
| Item | Cost (EUR) |
|---|---|
| Visa (eVisa) | ≈ 38 |
| Petra entry (adult) | ≈ 11 |
| Dead Sea entry | ≈ 7 |
| Average daily budget | 70–100 |
Prices are 2026 estimates; exchange rates may vary.
Flight from Ireland to Jordan
Direct flights are not available. Typical routes connect via London, Dublin or Frankfurt to Queen Alia International Airport (AMM). Total travel time is 7–10 hours including layover.
- Main Irish airports: Dublin (DUB), Shannon (SNN)
- Typical airlines: Ryanair to London, then Royal Jordanian or Lufthansa to AMM
- Time difference: Jordan is UTC+3, Ireland UTC+0 (winter) or UTC+1 (summer)
Electricity and plugs
Jordan uses 230 V, 50 Hz. Plug types C, D, F, G and J are common. Bring a universal travel adapter and, if your devices are not dual‑voltage, a voltage converter.
Tipping in Jordan
Standard tip is 10 % of the bill in restaurants; round up taxi fares and tip guides or drivers about JD 2–5 (≈ €2–3).
Emergency contacts
Police, ambulance and fire: dial 911 (same as Ireland).
Questions people ask
Do the Irish need a visa for Jordan?
Yes – either an eVisa (USD $40≈€38) before travel or a visa on arrival at the airport for €40, allowing a 30‑day stay.
How much does a trip to Jordan cost in EUR?
A mid‑range budget is €70–€100 per day; add €40 for the visa and entry fees (Petra €11, Dead Sea €7).
Where is the nearest Ireland embassy in Jordan?
The Irish embassy is located in Amman; it handles consular assistance for Irish citizens.
What plug types are used in Jordan?
Types C, D, F, G and J; voltage is 230 V, 50 Hz.
What is the standard tip in Jordan?
Around 10 % in restaurants; JD 2–5 (≈ €2–3) for taxis and guides.
Verify with the official source
Draft, not field-verified
Deep dive
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