Visa rules by passportLast checked October 17, 2026
Do citizens of Jordan need a visa for Palestinian Territories?
JordanPalestinian TerritorieseVisa requiredNationals of Jordan need a visa for Palestinian Territories, which can be applied for online (No Palestinian visa system: Israeli ETA-IL / eVisa-B2 (Population and Immigration Authority) governs entry to the West Bank).
- Authorisation
- No Palestinian visa system: Israeli ETA-IL / eVisa-B2 (Population and Immigration Authority) governs entry to the West BankOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Fee
- ETA-IL 25 NIS; eVisa-B2 handling fee 105 NIS
- Typical stay
- Up to 90 days (Israeli entry permission); Gaza not accessible to visitors
Diaspora: about 59,477 people born in Jordan live there (UN DESA 2024).
The visa route
Visiting the Palestinian TerritoriesThe Palestinian Authority does not issue its own entry visas: Israeli authorities control entry to the West Bank and Gaza, including by sea. Visitors usually enter through Israel (Ben Gurion airport, with an Israeli Electronic Travel Authorisation) or the Allenby Bridge from Jordan, and pass Israeli checkpoints. Entry to Gaza needs Israeli permits through Erez or passage through Egypt's Rafah crossing, both of which are closed or heavily restricted. The UK government advises against all travel to parts of the territories.Requirements and documentsAnother passport?
Rules depend on the passport you travel on. Visas or residence elsewhere can open easier entry.
Official sources
Rules change: check the official page before you travel.
General information from official sources, not legal advice.