About Jordan
Jordan is a modern and stable Middle Eastern country that combines rich history with a forward-thinking economy. Its strategic location and strong economic policies make it an ideal destination for investment and residence.
Place a zero-interest deposit of $750,000 at the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) for a minimum period of three years; and Purchase treasury bonds valued at $750,000 at an interest rate to be decided upon by the CBJ, held for a minimum period of six years
Simplified Process: This option involves a straightforward financial contribution with a clear fee structure, making it easy to understand and manage.
No Real Estate Commitment: This option does not require you to purchase property, making it ideal for those who prefer a straightforward donation process.
The Real Estate Investment Option allows you to secure Jordanian citizenship by investing in government-approved real estate worth at least $200,000. The property must be held for a minimum of 5 years, and there are additional costs for legal fees, processing, and due diligence.
Potential for High ROI: Real estate investments may appreciate in value, offering potential financial returns or the option to resell after the holding period while retaining citizenship.
Current Asset: Owning property provides a physical asset, offering long-term financial security and additional benefits beyond citizenship.
Jordan’s Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program provides a secure and flexible pathway to second citizenship. The program includes options for contributions or real estate investments, offering various entry points and benefits.
Jordan’s Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program provides a secure and flexible pathway to second citizenship. The program includes options for contributions or real estate investments, offering various entry points and benefits.
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Who can apply for Jordan's Citizenship by Investment Program?
Anyone over 18 years of age, with a clean criminal record, who can make a qualifying investment, is eligible to apply for Jordanian citizenship through investment.
Can family members be included in the application?
Yes, the main applicant can include their spouse, children under 18, and dependent parents in the application.
Are there residency requirements for Jordan’s Citizenship by Investment Program?
There are no residency requirements for maintaining citizenship, but the investment must be retained for the specified duration.
What documents are required for the application?
Documents required include a valid passport, proof of investment, a clean criminal record, health insurance, bank statements, and proof of financial stability.
Can I rent out or sell the property after obtaining citizenship?
Yes, you can rent out the property, but the investment (shares, bonds, or real estate) must be maintained for the required period before selling.
Can I apply for Jordanian citizenship if I create jobs?
Yes, one investment route requires the creation of at least 20 jobs in Amman or 10 jobs outside Amman through a local project with a minimum investment of USD 1 million (USD 750,000 outside Amman).
What legal fees and additional costs are associated with the program?
There are legal fees and due diligence costs, which vary depending on the complexity of the application and legal representation.
How long must I hold my investment to maintain citizenship?
Depending on the investment option, the minimum holding period ranges from three to six years.
Are there any nationality restrictions for applying to Jordan’s CBI program?
No, Jordan's Citizenship by Investment Program does not have any nationality restrictions. However, applicants must meet the financial and legal requirements.
Can I withdraw my bank deposit or sell my shares after citizenship is granted?
You must maintain the investment (bank deposit, treasury bonds, or shares) for a specified period, usually three to six years, before being eligible to withdraw or sell.
What are the investment options for Jordan's Citizenship by Investment Program?
There are three main options: A zero-interest deposit of USD 1 million at the Central Bank of Jordan for three years, plus USD 1 million in treasury bonds for six years. A USD 1.5 million investment in shares or units in Jordanian companies, held for at least three years. A local project in a productive economic sector with a minimum investment of USD 1 million in Amman (or USD 750,000 outside Amman) that creates at least 20 jobs (or 10 outside Amman).
What is the processing time for Jordan’s Citizenship by Investment Program?
The processing time is approximately three to six months, depending on the investment route and documentation submitted.
What are the benefits of Jordanian citizenship?
Benefits include the right to live, work, and study in Jordan, visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 80 countries, and access to a stable and business-friendly environment.
Can I apply for Jordanian citizenship remotely?
The application process can be initiated remotely, but applicants may need to visit Jordan at certain stages of the process.
What happens if my application is denied?
If the application is denied, your investment will not be refunded until you meet the necessary qualifications, but the government holds the right to accept or reject applications.
How do I prove the source of my investment funds?
You will need to provide documentation such as bank statements, income tax returns, and business documents to prove the source of the investment funds.
Is dual citizenship allowed in Jordan?
Yes, Jordan allows dual citizenship, so you can retain your current nationality while acquiring Jordanian citizenship.
What is the minimum investment amount for each option?
The minimum investment starts at USD 750,000 for a project outside Amman that creates at least 10 jobs, or USD 1 million for projects in Amman or other investment routes.
What are the tax benefits for Jordanian citizens?
Jordanian citizens are subject to the country’s tax laws, which include relatively low personal income tax rates. However, there are no specific tax exemptions tied to the Citizenship by Investment Program.
Is Jordan’s Citizenship by Investment Program capped at a certain number of applicants?
Yes, the program is limited to a maximum of 500 applicants per year, ensuring that the program maintains exclusivity and oversight.
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Minimum Investment |
Estimated Time of Passport Issuance |
Visa Free Travel |
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$235,000 |
6 - 8 Months |
145 countries
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Austria |
€150,000 |
10 - 12 Months |
190 countries
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Dominica |
€100,000 |
10 - 12 Months |
143 countries
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Egypt |
$350,000 |
8 - 12 Months |
53 countries
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Grenada |
$235,000 |
3 Months |
146 countries
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Jordan |
$750.000 |
8 - 12 Months |
53 countries
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$235,000 |
3 - 4 Months |
190 countries
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$250,000 |
3 - 4 Months |
157 countries
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St. Lucia |
$350,000 |
1 Months |
146 countries
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Vanuatu |
$135,000 |
6 - 8 Months |
139 countries
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Turkiye |
$400,000 |
6 - 8 Months |
110 countries
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Minimum Investment |
Estimated Time |
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Austria |
$€100,000 - €400,000 |
3 - 6 Months |
Canada |
CAD 1.2 million |
12 - 24 Months |
Cyprus |
€300,000 |
2 Months |
Greece |
€250,000 |
6 - 8 Months |
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HKD 10 million |
12 - 24 Months |
Hungary |
€250,000 - €2 million |
12 - 24 Months |
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€250,000 |
1 - 2 Months |
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$250,000 |
2 - 4 Months |
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MYR 1 million |
3 - 6 Months |
Malta |
€300,000 |
3 - 7 Months |
Mauritius |
$375,000 |
2 - 6 Months |
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