Frequently Asked Questions

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Absolutely. Jordan has a very low crime rate, and given that tourism is the main source of income for Jordan, security is excellent at all hotels and tourist sites.

Jordan issues a single entry visa to most travelers upon their arrival at the airport or at one of the shared crossing points with Israel, that is of course in case your nationality does not require a pre-issued visa and you plan to stay in Jordan for a minimum of 48 hours. To check if you need a pre-arranged visa or not, please check the list in the following link.

We recommend that you obtain the Travel insurance from your country of origin. D3T hold no responsibility of any harm, damage, injury due to force measure or any failure of delivering the service by any supplier, despite the fact that we will do our best to insure the delivery of a high-quality service at all times.

Waiving visa fees for tourists of all nationalities coming through Jordanian tour operators whether traveling individually or in groups. The visa fee is waived on the condition that the traveler/travelers spend a minimum of two consecutive nights in Jordan.

No, you will not be allowed to enter the country without showing your QR code to the passport officer. You can get your QR code by clicking here.

In the first half of the year, the peak season usually starts in mid-February and continues till the end of May. It starts again in September and continues till the end of November. These are the times when the weather is at its best, but it is worth noting that weather patterns are inconsistent, so it is possible to have perfect weather throughout the year, as most regions record less than 30 days of rain per year. The summer is hot but nowhere as hot as the Gulf countries, and is perfectly bearable.