Jordan Passport Photo

To ensure your Jordanian passport photo meets official standards, adhere to the following requirements: 1. Dimensions: - Physical size: 35×45 mm (3.5×4.5 cm). - Digital resolution: 600 DPI for high-quality printing. - Digital dimensions (for online submission): 826×1062 pixels 2. Background: Plain white with no shadows, patterns, or textures 3. Head Position & Expression: - Head height (from chin to crown): 70–80% of the photo. - Distance from the top of the photo to the top of the hair: 4 mm. - Face must be centered, facing the camera directly with a neutral expression (no smiling or mouth open). - Eyes open and clearly visible 4. Appearance: - No eyeglasses (even clear lenses). - Head coverings permitted only for religious purposes. - Ensure hair does not obscure the face or eyebrows1. 5. Technical Specifications: - Printed photos must use matte or glossy photo paper. - Digital files should be in JPEG format with no compression artifacts. For guaranteed compliance, use iPassportPhoto online tool to automatically adjust size, background, and formatting to Jordanian government standards

Yes, you must carry your valid passport at all times during your stay in Jordan. Here’s why: - Entry and Visa Requirements: A passport valid for at least six months beyond your arrival date is mandatory for entry. If you obtain a visa on arrival (available to most nationalities) or use the Jordan Pass (which waives the visa fee for stays of 3+ nights), your passport will be verified and stamped at the port of entry. - Identification: Jordanian authorities may conduct random checks, especially at tourist sites, hotels, or security checkpoints. Your passport serves as your primary ID. - Visa Extensions: If extending your stay beyond the initial 30-day visa (available at local police stations), your passport is required for processing. For convenience, keep a photocopy of your passport’s bio page and visa stamp as backup. The Jordan Pass (purchased online) must also be paired with your passport for entry and access to attractions

The Jordanian passport features a navy-blue cover with the gold foil-stamped national emblem (coat of arms) centered on the front. The emblem depicts a spread-winged Arab eagle symbolizing Islamic influence, flanked by Jordanian flags, crossed swords, and agricultural motifs like wheat and palm leaves. Above the emblem, "Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan" is inscribed in Arabic and English, with the word "PASSPORT" below