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Jordanian passport holders are eligible for the Morocco eVisa on the Jordanian passport alone — no foreign visa or residence permit required. It is an electronic authorisation for a tourist, business or family visit, issued before you travel.
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Jordan: eligible for the eVisa on the passport alone

A Jordanian passport qualifies for the Morocco eVisa directly. The application asks only for the passport — no Schengen, US or UK visa first, and no residence permit — and the authorisation is issued online before departure.

Two thrones with a shared claim

Jordan and Morocco are ruled by the Arab world's two Sharifian dynasties: both the Hashemites of Amman and the Alaouites of Rabat trace their line to the Prophet Muhammad, a descent on which each monarchy rests its religious standing and which essentially no other reigning house shares. It is a quiet kinship between two courts at opposite ends of the Arab world — and part of why the two states have long moved in step, down to 2011, when the Gulf monarchies invited both, as the only Arab kingdoms outside the Gulf, to join them.

What the eVisa allows

It is issued for a visit — tourism, business or family — not for paid work, study or residence, which go through Moroccan consular channels.

Before you start

Your eligibility rests on the Jordanian passport, so confirm it has enough validity for your dates first. The documents, fees and processing times are kept in our Morocco eVisa guide.

Open the full Morocco eVisa guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Jordan is directly eligible, so an ordinary Jordanian passport is enough — you do not need a foreign visa or a residence permit.

Yes. It covers business meetings, tourism and family visits. Paid work is not included and needs a separate permit.

Yes. Eligibility follows Jordanian nationality, not your country of residence, so a Jordanian in the Gulf applies exactly as one applying from Amman.

Yes. Every traveller needs an individual eVisa linked to their own passport, including infants and children.

No. The eVisa is issued online, so a standard tourist or business trip involves no visit to the embassy in Amman.

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