Jordan Passport Ranking: Visa-Free Countries and Visa Requirements

JordanThis country’s passport is ranked No. 150 globally.Last check:Last update:
Mobility Score62

How Do We Rank It?

passportreports.com's AI-supported ranking model ranks passports by mobility score, a metric that combines visa-free entry, visa on arrival, and electronic travel authorization access. When scores are tied, it first compares the number of visa-free destinations, then destinations accessible with electronic travel authorization, and finally visa-on-arrival destinations. Review the algorithm used in our methodology.

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Passport Mobility Over Time

Annual Mobility Score and global ranking history for this passport.

Mobility History Table
YearMobility ScoreGlobal Rank
202051133
202158136
202265144
202366146
202467141
202565140
202662150
Population
11,589,532(2026 est.)
Official language
Arabic
Government type
Parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Continent
Asia
Capital
Amman
Currency
Jordanian dinar
Area
89,341 km²
Phone code
+962

Jordan: Other Rankings

Welcoming rankWelcoming Countries
53rd out of 199 countries
Within-Language RankingArabic
11th out of 24 countries
Form-of-Government RankingParliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
25th out of 25 countries
WTO Members RankingWTO Member Countries
140th out of 159 countries
Organisation of Islamic Cooperation RankingOrganisation of Islamic Cooperation Countries
35th out of 57 countries
Arab League RankingArab League Countries
11th out of 22 countries
G77 RankingG77 Countries
98th out of 132 countries

Key Destination Access

USARequired

A valid visa is required before travel.

United KingdomRequired

A valid visa is required before travel.

CanadaRequired

A valid visa is required before travel.

Schengen AreaRequired

A valid visa is required before travel.

About Jordan

Jordan sits at the crossroads of the Middle East, bordered by Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, Israel, and the West Bank. Its landscape ranges from the fertile Jordan Valley to vast arid deserts and high plateaus. The Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, lies along its western edge. This geographical diversity has historically made Jordan a corridor for trade and culture.

Life in Jordan revolves around strong family ties and a deep sense of hospitality. In Amman, the capital, ancient ruins meet modern cafes and bustling souks. Traditional dishes like mansaf are central to celebrations and daily meals. The pace of life balances tradition with a steady embrace of contemporary influences.

Jordan plays a stabilizing role in a volatile region, maintaining diplomatic ties with various nations. It hosts millions of refugees from neighboring conflicts, which shapes its social policies and economy. The country advocates for peace and has signed treaties with Israel and other states. Its international posture emphasizes moderation and constructive dialogue.