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Virgin Islands (U.S.)JordanTravel corridor

Jordan visa requirements for citizens of Virgin Islands (U.S.).

Visa on arrivalStays of up to 30 days per visit.

Citizens of Virgin Islands (U.S.) can typically obtain a visa on arrival in Jordan for stays of up to 30 days. Conditions apply — review the official requirements before travel.

Routes for Jordan last verified 12 Jun 2026 against official sources.

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Beyond short stays

Other ways into Jordan for citizens of Virgin Islands (U.S.).

Study & Training

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Jordan Student Residence Permit

Work & Self-Employment

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Jordan Work Permit and Work Residence PermitGov fee JOD 300 · ~30 days processing

Invest & Capital

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Golden Visa (Residence by Investment)Available
Jordan Five-Year Investor Residence by Real Estate
Jordan Citizenship by Investment - Company Shares Route
Jordan Citizenship by Investment - Project / SME Route

Retire & Lifestyle

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Jordan Long-Stay Residence for Retirees / Non-Working Residents

Family & Origin

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Jordan Family / Follower Residence Permit

Special Categories

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Jordan Skilled / Specialised Worker Permit~30 days processing
Jordan Five-Year Residence by Bank Deposit

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