Philippines to Jordan visa requirements

Yes, a visa is required in advance. The Philippines is on Jordan's official restricted-nationality list, so ordinary passport holders cannot get the standard visa on arrival and are not eligible for the open eVisa. You must obtain a visa before travel through the Jordanian Honorary Consulate in Manila (processed via the Embassy of Jordan in Tokyo). The only exception is Filipinos who hold a valid US/UK/Schengen visa or GCC/EU/US/Canada/Australia residency, who may qualify for the online eVisa or airport issuance. As of mid-2026, Philippine ordinary passport holders need a visa arranged before traveling to Jordan for tourism. Jordan's Ministry of Interior classifies the Philippines as a "restricted nationality" (Asia continent list), meaning prior approval is mandatory and the routine 40 JOD visa on arrival at Amman/Aqaba airports is NOT available. The standard route is a sticker visa from the Honorary Consulate of Jordan in Manila (Intramuros), with applications routed through the Embassy of Jordan in Tokyo for final approval in Amman; expect roughly 30 working days and a total fee around PHP 4,200. Jordan's online eVisa is open to Filipinos ONLY if they hold a valid US, UK or Schengen visa, or legal residency in a GCC country, EU member state, USA, Canada or Australia (6+ months validity); those travelers can apply online (about 40 JOD, single entry, 30-day stay, 3-month validity) or in some cases receive the visa at the airport. The Jordan Pass waives the 40 JOD visa fee only for non-restricted nationalities, so it does not remove the visa obligation for Filipinos. Jordan is NOT in the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply. Conservative verdict: visa-required.