Jordan
Exercise increased caution due to terrorism. Jordan is generally safe and welcoming, with Petra and Wadi Rum as major highlights.
What Level 2 means
This advisory level indicates that specific conditions in the country require increased awareness. Travelers should be more cautious in certain areas or situations, stay informed about local events, and take extra precautions regarding personal safety and belongings.
Safety tips for Jordan
Buy the Jordan Pass before arrival — it includes visa fee and entry to Petra.
Dress conservatively outside tourist resorts.
Avoid the border areas with Syria and Iraq.
Bargaining is expected at markets and with taxi drivers.
Carry cash in Jordanian dinars — cards are not widely accepted outside Amman.
Emergency contacts
911 (all emergencies)
Amman
2026-04-15
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