Make your dream journey come true by applying for a visa to the Maldives. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has announced that holders of a Jordanian passport can now obtain a 15-day entry visa upon arrival in the Maldives at all the Maldivian airports.
Jordan has long history, archaeological finds for example. The country itself has a unique location, as it is situated in the Levant area between Asia and Africa, as well as being bordered by Syria, Israel and Saudi Arabia/Arabia. In addition to that Jordan holds several cultural and religious attractions, including the historic city of Petra, which is on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Specifically this visa program was designed for the Jordanians who want to visit Maldives island.
Jordanian citizens allowing to get visa free travel to Maldives and applying for eVisa online before their journey. Jordan Passport holders can acquire visa by submitting a form on our site or through an application form that can be obtained at the Maldivian tourism visa office, a Jordanian Consulate or from a travel agency in Jordan. Also, you can apply and receive your eVisa before arrival to Maldives after entering the country. However, once you arrive you must notify the immigration office about your arrival and the Immigration officer will stamp your passport with an entry permit of 15 days.
Maldives Visa For Jordanian
Traveling to the Maldives on a Jordanian passport could seem like an impossible task, given the fact that regular visa regulations don’t allow Jordanian nationals to get visas there. Well, now it’s possible to get a tourist visa to the Maldives if you have a residency certificate from any of these countries: Germany, France, Italy, Denmark and Finland. Keep reading as we take an in-depth look at how to get a Maldives visa for Jordanians.
Jordan has been on the map ever since the discovery of Petra and Dead Sea. Since then, people are making a beeline for this Arab country. But do you know that it also offers some of the best tropical island paradises which will redefine your idea of paradise?
Tourist visa is granted for all nationalities on arrival to Maldives. As such, a foreigner travelling to Maldives as a tourist does not require pre-approval for the visa. However, the person must satisfy the basic entry requirements to get immigration clearance upon arrival.
The basic entry requirements are as follows;
- A passport or a travel document with Machine Readable Zone (MRZ) with at least 1 months validity.
- A pre-paid hotel booking/accommodation.
- Sufficient funds to last for the intended period of stay in Maldives.
- Confirmed onward/return tickets to home country or to country of residence (not applicable for valid resident permit holders).
- Entry facilities to their onward destinations; for example, the visa.
- Traveller Declaration must be filled in and submitted by all travelers travelling to and from Maldives, within 96 hours to the flight time. The form has to be submitted electronically via IMUGA.
- Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate, if applicable. Click here to check the Yellow Fever endemic countries.
The maximum number of days granted on arrival would be 30 days, unless agreed by any bilateral means or treaty. This period of stay is not for the visitor to claim, but lies at the discretion of the Maldives Immigration to grant any number of days less than or equal to 30.
The period of stay granted is shown on the endorsement in the passport. Visitors are advised to check their passport for the arrival endorsement and take note of the number of days granted to stay in Maldives. Once arrived as a tourist, the visitor is not permitted to engage in any form of business, occupation, profession or paid employment while in Maldives.
Categories like; social visitors, friends, family visitors or media and business visitors, who are not considered as genuine tourists, are highly advised to declare sponsorship prior to their arrivals (if applicable), in order to facilitate the flow of passage.
All travelers are also reminded that it is a punishable offence to overstay in Maldives beyond the number of days given.