Yes, a visa is required to travel from Brazil to Jordan.
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Do I need a visa for Jordan from Brazil?
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Brazilian nationals need a visa to enter Jordan; it can generally be arranged in advance online or on arrival, and the JordanPass is often the best-value option for tourists.
Jordan requires a visa from Brazilian travellers for tourism. Several routes exist: the JordanPass, which bundles the tourist visa with entry to many sites such as Petra, or a visa arranged through Jordanian consular authorities. Some entry points also grant a visa on arrival. Check which route fits your itinerary before you travel.
Do you need a visa?
Yes. A Brazilian citizen cannot enter Jordan without a tourist visa. For leisure trips, the JordanPass is especially attractive because it covers the visa fee and admission to major sites, provided you meet a minimum length of stay. Otherwise, a consular or on-arrival visa remains possible.
How and where to apply
The JordanPass is bought online at the official jordanpass.jo portal before departure and then shown to Jordanian immigration. A Brazilian traveller may instead request a visa through the relevant Jordanian consular mission, or obtain one on arrival at certain entry points. Choose the route that suits the length and type of your stay.
Documents and fees
Have a Brazilian passport valid for at least six months beyond entry, proof of accommodation and a return ticket ready. The visa and JordanPass amounts, and the validity period, are not confirmed here: check the official rates on jordanpass.jo and with the Jordanian authorities. Keep the JordanPass purchase confirmation with its QR code.
Processing and tips
The JordanPass is issued immediately after online payment, which streamlines arrival. If you choose a consular visa, apply early enough to cover the processing time. Check the minimum length-of-stay condition attached to the JordanPass so you do not end up paying visa fees twice.
Common mistakes
A common mistake is buying the JordanPass without meeting the required minimum stay, which forfeits the visa-fee waiver. Avoid reseller sites that imitate the official portal. Do not simply assume visa on arrival: confirm it is available at your entry point before travelling.
Official sources
- JordanPass – official portal
- Jordan Ministry of Interior – eVisa / entry visa portal
- Jordan Tourism Board – visa & entry information
Information verified on July 8, 2026.
Essential Jordan information
Jordan is an Arab kingdom in the Middle East, bordering Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Israel. Ruled by a constitutional monarchy under King Abdullah II, it is renowned for ancient sites like Petra and the Dead Sea. Despite economic challenges and refugees, it is advancing in digital transformation.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Jordan from Brazil?▾
A visa on arrival is issued to travellers from Brazil directly at the Jordan border (allowed duration: 3 months).
How long can you stay in Jordan?▾
The tourist visa allows a stay of 3 months.
What other visa types exist for Jordan?▾
Depending on the purpose of stay, Jordan offers among others: Work / Residency visa, Student visa, Family Residency, Transit visa, Business visa, Investor Residency.
Data verified on 23/07/2026
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