Tourism slowly picking up: Bahrain and Jordan reopen their borders

Bahrain has decided to reopen its borders to international tourists.

New measures have been introduced to ensure the safety of travelers: 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 September 8, the Jordanian authorities have decided to open their borders once again. A color-coded rating system is used for the 43 countries authorized to enter the country.
As France is a red-listed country, you will need to perform 2 PCR tests and observe a quarantine period of 7 to 14 days with a tracking bracelet.

All travellers to Jordan are required to complete a online declaration before their departure, once they have booked their plane tickets.

• Bahrain
• Jordan

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