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Jordan
Amman
Jordan cuts work permit fees 50% for regularizing expats through Sept. 30
Jordan has launched a temporary regularization period allowing non-Jordanian workers to fix their legal status without paying standard late penalties or overstay fines. Expats and foreign workers can benefit from exemptions on various work permit fees if they apply before the window closes.
Schengen carriers query EES to track 90 day stays for remote workers
The EU’s Entry/Exit System is being rolled out across Schengen states, with airline carrier-interface obligations taking effect in April 2026 and biometric border checks expanding across participating countries. For travelers, expats, and nomads in the Middle East who fly to Europe, this can mean more pre-boarding verification and slower first-time border processing.
UK drops Jordan travel warning as Intrepid restarts tours June 3
Major travel providers are restoring packaged tours and departures to Jordan following a period of suspension. This restoration of services increases travel options and logistical support for tourists and short-term visitors to the region.
EASA flight warnings for the Middle East remain active through June 10
EASA’s Conflict Zone Information Bulletin for the Middle East and Persian Gulf remains active and continues to urge caution for flights over Bahrain, Israel, Jordan, Qatar, Oman, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. For travelers, expats, and digital nomads, this mainly matters if you are connecting through regional airports or booking itineraries that may face reroutes, delays, or cancellations due to airspace risk assessments.
Planning Your Weekend Travel Across Jordan’s Land Borders
Reduced operating hours and weekend closures at land borders, particularly the King Hussein Bridge, complicate land travel between Jordan and Israel.
Why Jordan’s Three-Month Entry Stamp Matters for Digital Nomads
Jordan has increased the duration of temporary residency permits issued at border crossings from one month to three months. This change removes the requirement for visitors to visit local security centers for extensions, facilitating longer stays for tourists and remote workers.
Why Jordan’s Extended Residency Matters for Digital Nomads
Jordan has increased the duration of temporary residency permits issued at border crossings from one month to three months. The new process simplifies entry by stamping the residency directly on passports, benefiting slow travelers, investors, and those seeking medical treatment.