Since October 1 of this year, a new Jordanian regulation concerning the registration of foreigners after a 14-day stay has raised concerns among travelers, who point to constraints similar to those imposed in other countries for the monitoring of foreign residents. It should be stressed that this obligation does not apply to the vast majority of tourists. ... Read the article
A new era has dawned for Libyan travellers wishing to discover the treasures of Jordan. The Hashemite kingdom has just made it easier for Libyan nationals to enter its territory by waiving their visa requirements. This decision, taken by the Jordanian Ministry of the Interior, marks a turning point in relations between the two countries. Gone are the ... Read the article
Jordan, via its embassy in Rabat, recently announced the availability of the e-Visa, designed to facilitate entry procedures for Moroccan nationals wishing to visit the country. This is a reciprocal measure to the recent opening of the Moroccan e-Visa for Jordanians.
The Jordanian government is continuing to develop its tourism sector, and also wishes to introduce an electronic visa. This was announced at the end of January for imminent implementation.
Bahrain has decided to reopen its borders to international tourists. New measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of travellers: e-Visa holders and those eligible for visas on arrival will be required to undergo a PCR test at their own expense on landing. The latter must remain isolated until negative results are obtained. Since ... Read the article
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