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Azerbaijan visa for citizens of Jordan

Citizens of Jordan need a visa for Azerbaijan and can get the e visa online: 30 days, about USD 29 official fee.

Rules checked November 1, 2026

The answer for each purpose

PurposeWhat you need
TourismE visa
Visiting familyE visa
Business meetingsE visa
Medical treatmentE visa
StudyE visa with purpose Education, then a study permit
WorkEmbassy visa, then a residence or work permit

Fees

Official feeSroky feeTotal
Standard3 working daysUSD 29USD 39USD 68
Urgent3 hoursUSD 59USD 69USD 128
Azerbaijan e visa (ASAN Visa)

Documents to carry

  • Passport and the printed visa
  • Hotel booking
  • Return ticket
  • Bank card or cash, and travel insurance

After you arrive

If you stay longer than 15 days, register at your address. Overstaying can cost a fine of 300 to 400 AZN and an entry ban.

Can Sroky file it?

Yes. Sroky checks your application and files the e visa for you in the app.

Questions from citizens of Jordan

Do citizens of Jordan need a visa for Azerbaijan?

Citizens of Jordan need a visa for Azerbaijan and can get the e visa online: 30 days, about USD 29 official fee.

How long can citizens of Jordan stay in Azerbaijan?

Up to 30 days on one e visa, which is valid for 90 days from the date of issue.

How much does the Azerbaijan visa cost for citizens of Jordan?

The official fee is USD 29 (standard) or about USD 59 (urgent). With Sroky the totals are USD 68 and USD 128.

Can citizens of Jordan work or study in Azerbaijan?

Work needs a work permit and a residence permit. Study needs an admission letter and a study residence permit, filed in Azerbaijan.

Do citizens of Jordan need to register in Azerbaijan?

Yes, if they stay longer than 15 days, at the address where they live.

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Apply in the Sroky app

Check your passport, fill in the application and follow it step by step. Your documents stay encrypted on your phone.

Sroky is a private service and is not part of the government of Azerbaijan. The government decides on every visa. Rules change: the official source always applies.