How to Extend Your Jordan Visa in 2026

Extending your stay in Jordan requires applying through the official immigration authority before your current visa or permitted stay expires. This guide covers the extension process, fees, documents required and the consequences of overstaying.

Extension at a Glance

Apply before your current visa expires to remain in legal status throughout the process.

Can You Extend Your Jordan Visa?

Yes, in most cases tourists can request a stay extension through Public Security Directorate (Jawazat). Extensions are typically processed within Same day at Jawazat offices. The standard fee is JOD 1–3/day (after first month). You must apply before your current authorised stay expires — applying in time ensures you remain in lawful status during processing.

Requirements & Documents

• Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity beyond requested stay)
• Current Jordan visa or entry stamp (not yet expired)
• Completed extension application form (available from Public Security Directorate (Jawazat))
• Proof of sufficient funds (recent bank statement)
• Proof of accommodation in Jordan
• Onward or return travel booking
• Proof of reason for extension (if required)
• Application fee: JOD 1–3/day (after first month)

Step-by-Step Extension Process

1. Gather your documents
   Prepare passport, bank statements, accommodation proof, and a completed application form before visiting the immigration office.
2. Visit or apply online at Public Security Directorate (Jawazat)
   Submit your extension application at https://www.psd.gov.jo or at a local immigration office.
3. Pay the fee
   The current standard fee is JOD 1–3/day (after first month). Payment is usually required at the time of application.
4. Wait for processing
   Processing typically takes Same day at Jawazat offices. Do not depart Jordan while your application is pending if you have not been granted a bridging status.
5. Receive your extension
   Your new authorised stay will be noted in your passport or issued as an official document. Keep a copy for your records.

Overstay Consequences — Important!

Overstaying in Jordan triggers daily fines (JOD 1.5/day). You cannot leave the country without paying all outstanding fines at the airport. Long overstays can also lead to deportation.