Visafar / Gulf residence permit / Nepal / Jordan
Can Nepali passport holders with a Gulf (GCC) residence permit enter Jordan?
Yes. With a valid Gulf residence permit, Nepali passport holders can enter Jordan with a visa on arrival. On the passport alone they would need a visa.
- Entry
- Visa on arrival
- Longest stay
- Not stated by the source
- Passport alone
- Visa required
- Checked
- 27 September 2026
Conditions
- For nationalities that normally need Jordan's prior approval: you can get a visa on arrival without it if you hold a Schengen or US visa valid for at least 6 more months, or residence in the US, Canada, a Gulf (GCC) state, the EU, a Scandinavian country or the UK valid for at least 6 more months.
- Arriving by air on a residence permit, you need a return ticket.
- A UK visa does not count on its own; only UK residence does.
- Not available to Nigerian, Iranian or Bangladeshi passport holders, or to holders of travel documents (except the Vatican's): they always need prior approval.
- Residence in Australia, Japan or South Korea also counts, but Visafar doesn't track those permits yet.
- A Jordan Times report says the residence validity needed by Gulf residents was cut to 4 months; the Ministry's own page still says 6, so Visafar uses 6.
- The Ministry doesn't state the length of stay for this route; confirm it on arrival.
Also accepted instead of a Gulf (GCC) residence permit: Schengen visa, US visa, US Green Card, Canadian PR, EU/EEA residence permit, UK residence permit.
Official source: moi.gov.jo/AR/Modules/FAQ
Other documents that open Jordan
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Not travel advice. From Visafar's unlock rule for Jordan, read at the official source above. Rules change without notice and the border officer decides; confirm with Jordan's official source before you travel. Page built 2026-09-30.