Turkey Visa-Free Entry
Visa Exemption · For Jordan citizens
Great news for Jordanian travelers: you can visit Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. No e-visa or advance application is required. Simply arrive with a valid passport and enjoy Turkey's rich history, stunning beaches, and vibrant cities without visa hassles.
Turkey Tourist Visa for Jordanian Citizens (2025) - Document Checklist
For Jordan citizens · VisaBeat.com
Document Checklist
Your passport must be valid for at least 60 days beyond your planned stay in Turkey
Proof of return or onward travel from Turkey
Recommended (Optional)
Hotel reservation or address where you will stay
Evidence of financial means to support your stay
Entry Process
Jordanian citizens enjoy visa-free access to Turkey.1 The entry process is straightforward:
1. Arrive at Turkish Border
Present yourself at any Turkish entry point: Istanbul, Ankara, Antalya airports, land borders, or sea ports.1
2. Show Your Passport
Present your valid Jordanian passport to the immigration officer. Ensure it has at least 60 days validity beyond your planned stay.2
3. Answer Questions
The officer may ask about:
- Purpose of your visit
- Length of stay
- Where you will be staying
- Return travel plans
4. Receive Entry Stamp
Your passport will be stamped with your entry date. This stamp marks the beginning of your 90-day allowance.
5. Enter Turkey
You are free to travel anywhere in Turkey for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
Fees
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Visa Fee | Free |
| Entry Fee | Free |
| Exit Fee | Free |
Jordanian citizens pay no fees for tourist entry to Turkey.2 The visa-free arrangement means completely free entry and exit.
What You Need to Show
At the Turkish border, have the following ready:1
- Valid passport: At least 60 days validity beyond your stay
- Return ticket: Proof you will leave Turkey (may be requested)
- Accommodation details: Where you will stay (helpful but not always required)
- Sufficient funds: Evidence you can support yourself during your visit
Immigration officers have discretion to ask for any of these documents. Being prepared speeds up the entry process.
The 90/180 Day Rule
Turkey uses a 90-day within 180-day rule for visa-free visitors:1
| Scenario | Allowed? |
|---|---|
| Stay 90 consecutive days | ✓ Yes |
| Stay 30 days, leave, return for 60 days | ✓ Yes (if within 180 days) |
| Stay 90 days, leave for 1 week, return | ✗ No (must wait 90 more days) |
| Stay 90 days, leave for 90 days, return | ✓ Yes (new 180-day period) |
Track your days carefully to avoid overstaying. Overstaying can result in fines, deportation, and future entry bans.
After Entering Turkey
Once you have entered Turkey, you are free to:
- Travel anywhere in the country
- Use domestic flights, buses, and trains
- Check into any hotel or rental
- Open a Turkish bank account (for longer stays)
- Apply for a residence permit if you wish to stay longer
Keep your passport safe and carry a copy separately. You may need to show ID when checking into hotels.
If Entry is Refused
Entry refusals for Jordanian citizens are rare but can happen if:2
- Your passport is damaged or does not meet validity requirements
- You have a previous overstay or deportation from Turkey
- You cannot show proof of return travel
- Immigration suspects you intend to work illegally
If refused entry:
- Ask for the specific reason in writing
- Contact the Jordanian embassy if you believe the refusal is unjust
- You may be returned on the next flight to your origin
To avoid issues, always have a valid passport, return ticket, and be honest about your travel intentions.
Planning Your Trip
Best Time to Visit: April-June and September-November offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Currency: Turkish Lira (TRY). USD and EUR widely accepted in tourist areas.
Language: Turkish. English spoken in tourist areas.
Popular Destinations:
- Istanbul: Historic mosques, bazaars, Bosphorus
- Cappadocia: Hot air balloons, cave hotels
- Antalya: Mediterranean beaches, ancient ruins
- Ephesus: Ancient Greek/Roman ruins
- Pamukkale: Thermal pools, white travertines
Direct Flights: Royal Jordanian and Turkish Airlines operate direct Amman-Istanbul flights (approximately 2 hours).
Common Rejection Reasons
Based on official refusal data for this corridor
Invalid Passport
Passport is damaged, expired, or does not meet validity requirements.
How to avoid: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 60 days beyond your planned stay and has at least one blank page.
Previous Overstay
History of overstaying the 90-day limit in Turkey or violating Turkish immigration rules.
How to avoid: Strictly respect the 90 days in 180 days rule. Track your days carefully if making multiple trips.
No Return Ticket
Cannot show proof of departure from Turkey.
How to avoid: Always have a return or onward ticket when entering Turkey. Immigration may deny entry without proof of departure.
Entry Ban
Subject to a previous deportation or entry ban from Turkey.
How to avoid: If you have previous immigration issues with Turkey, contact the Turkish embassy before traveling.
Suspicious Travel Pattern
Frequent entries raising concerns about living in Turkey on tourist status.
How to avoid: Avoid patterns that suggest you are using visa-free entry to live in Turkey. Consider a residence permit for longer stays.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Jordanian citizens need a visa for Turkey?
No, Jordanian citizens can enter Turkey visa-free for tourism purposes. You can stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period without a visa or e-visa. Simply arrive with a valid passport.
How long can Jordanians stay in Turkey without a visa?
Jordanian citizens can stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period. This means if you stay the full 90 days, you must leave Turkey and cannot return until 90 more days have passed (total 180 days from first entry).
Do I need an e-visa for Turkey as a Jordanian?
No, Jordanian citizens do not need an e-visa. The visa-free entry means you do not need to apply for anything in advance. The e-visa system is for nationalities that are not exempt from visa requirements.
What documents do I need to enter Turkey from Jordan?
You need a valid passport (at least 60 days validity beyond your stay), proof of return or onward travel, and it is helpful to have accommodation details. No visa application or fee is required.
Can I work in Turkey on visa-free entry?
No, visa-free entry is only for tourism, transit, and short-term visits. If you want to work in Turkey, you must obtain the appropriate work permit and residence permit.
Can I extend my stay beyond 90 days?
You cannot extend visa-free entry. If you wish to stay longer than 90 days, you must either leave Turkey and wait until you have 90 fresh days available, or apply for a Turkish residence permit before your 90 days expire.
How do they count the 90 days?
Turkey uses a rolling 180-day window. Immigration counts back 180 days from today and checks how many days you have spent in Turkey during that period. You can stay up to 90 of those 180 days.
Is there a fee to enter Turkey as a Jordanian?
No, there is no visa fee or entry fee for Jordanian citizens visiting Turkey as tourists. The visa-free arrangement means completely free entry at Turkish border points.