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What are the current travel restrictions for Amman?

Currently, Jordan travel restrictions include travel to Amman. Jordan reopened its international airport to scheduled flights on September 10. All arriving travelers aged 5 or older must have a medical certificate with a negative Coronavirus (COVID-19) PCR test result issued a maximum of 5 days before arrival. Those without a medical certificate will be subject to medical screening. Travelers will also be re-tested on arrival, and will need to pre-pay the cost of 40JD (approximately $56) online in advance of their flight. Foreign/non-resident travelers must also have a full medical insurance coverage for the duration of their stay. All travelers must complete an electronic application form 24 hours before departure at visitjordan.gov.jo. They will receive a confirmation code via email. They will also need to install the "Aman" app for contact tracing while in Jordan. Airline crew are subject to quarantine until their next flight. Strict quarantine rules are in place depending on the country of origin. The list of affected countries and regions is reviewed every 14 days. Travelers who have been in, or transited through, a green classified country or region must have a PCR test taken within 5 days prior to departure, and bring the results of the test with them to Jordan. Travelers will take a second PCR test in Jordanian airports and will wait in designated areas at the airport until test results are available. If the test result is negative and the traveler has not been in contact with an individual who has tested positive inside the aircraft, the traveler will be directed to passport control and will be free to enter the country. In case of a positive result; travelers will be treated according to health protocols outlined by the Ministry of Health and will be transported to one of the approved hospitals for treatment. If the individual is non-Jordanian, they will bear their treatment expenses; however, all passengers are required to carry private international health insurance policies. Arriving passengers who have been in contact with a positive case inside the aircraft, and who are classified as “people in contact” can either return on board the same aircraft, if possible, or quarantine themselves at their accommodation for 7 days. Another PCR test will be taken on the 6th day of their arrival; if the test result is negative, the quarantine ends after 7 days. Travelers who have been in, or transited through, a yellow classified country or region must have a PCR test taken within 5 days prior to departure and bring the results of the test with them to Jordan. Travelers with a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test result will be subject to a 7-day institutional quarantine at a hotel. All arriving travelers are tested twice; on the 1st day (arrival day) and the 7th day of quarantine. If the PCR test result is negative on the 7th day, the traveler can leave on the 8th day. This must be followed by a 7-day home quarantine. Travelers who have been, in or have transited through, a red classified country or region must have a PCR test taken within 5 days prior to departure and bring the results of the test with them to Jordan. Travelers with a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test result will be subject to a 7-day institutional quarantine at a hotel. All arriving travelers are tested twice; on the 1st day (arrival day) and the 7th day of quarantine. If the PCR test result is negative on the 7th day, the traveler can leave on the 8th day. This must be followed by a 7-day home quarantine and they will be monitored via electronic bracelet. Travelers who arrive without a negative COVID-19 PCR test result, are subject to a mandatory 14-day institutional quarantine. If you are planning to travel to Amman at this time, it is recommended that you stay up to date on current restrictions and follow proper safety measures while in public.