AMMAN — Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya has issued new regulations
facilitating procedures for entering the Kingdom with the aim of supporting the
Jordanian economy, particularly the tourism sector, according to Jordan News
Agency, Petra.
اضافة اعلان
The minister
decided to lift restrictions on citizens from Albania and Moldova and grant
entry visas at Jordanian diplomatic missions abroad or through border checkpoints
upon their arrival to Jordan.
He
also decided to allow tourist groups from Nigeria, Libya, the Philippines,
Colombia, and Pakistan to enter the Kingdom without the need for prior
approval, provided that they enter with a tourist group of no less than five
people and within an approved tourist program.
He also decided to allow tourist
groups from Syria to enter the Kingdom after they submit an application to the
Ministry of Interior, and with the pledge of a tourism office that the groups follow
a pre-prepared tourist program. The groups must keep their passports at a
tourist office until they leave the country.
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