Azerbaijan Ultimate E-Visa Guide for JORDAN Citizens

Are you planning to travel from the ancient city of Petra or the bustling streets of Amman to the "Paris of the East"? For citizens of JORDAN, visiting Azerbaijan in 2025 is a simple and entirely digital process. Thanks to the ASAN Visa system, you can secure your entry permit online, making your journey from the Hashemite Kingdom to the "Land of Fire" smoother than ever.

Why JORDAN Citizens Need the ASAN Visa

As an eligible country for Azerbaijan's electronic visa program, travelers holding a JORDAN passport must obtain an e-visa before arrival. This digital authorization replaces the need for traditional embassy visits, allowing you to apply for tourism, business, or cultural exploration entirely online.

Core Visa Information for 2025:

• Visa Type: Single Entry (valid for one entry only).

• Validity Period: 90 Days (the window of time you have to enter Azerbaijan).

• Maximum Stay: Up to 30 days within the country.

Processing Times: Choose Your Speed

Depending on your travel urgency from JORDAN, the ASAN system offers two primary processing options:

1. Standard E-Visa: Typically issued within 3 business days. This is the most popular choice for travelers with a planned itinerary.

2. Urgent E-Visa: For last-minute departures or emergency business trips, the urgent option is processed in just 3 hours. This service is available 24/7, including weekends and public holidays.

Essential Passport Requirements

To ensure a 100% approval rate, your JORDAN passport must meet these specific standards:

• The 3-Month Rule: Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months after your e-visa expires. However, we strongly recommend having at least 6 months of validity from your arrival date to avoid any complications.

• High-Quality Scan: You must upload a clear, color scan of your passport's bio-data page. The automated system is very sensitive; blurry images or glare can lead to an automatic rejection.

The Important 15-Day Registration Rule

This is a critical legal requirement: if your stay in Azerbaijan exceeds 15 days, you are legally required to register with the State Migration Service.

• Pro Tip: Most hotels in Baku will handle this for you upon check-in. However, if you are staying in a private apartment or with friends, your host must register you online. This is a free service, but failing to do so can result in significant fines when you attempt to depart.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is it mandatory to print the E-Visa for citizens of JORDAN?

Yes! You must print a physical hard copy of your e-visa. Azerbaijani border authorities require the paper version to be presented along with your JORDAN passport. Digital copies on your phone are not accepted as valid travel documents.

2. Can I enter Azerbaijan more than once with the same visa?

No. The ASAN E-Visa is a single-entry permit. If you leave Azerbaijan to visit a neighboring country like Georgia or Turkey, your visa will expire immediately. You would need a new visa to re-enter.

3. What if I have a residence permit in a GCC country?

If you are a citizen of JORDAN and also hold a valid residence permit from a GCC country (like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or Qatar), you may be eligible for additional visa facilities or a Visa on Arrival. However, for most travelers, the e-visa remains the most reliable and pre-approved method of entry.