Jordan reformed its CBI program in July 2025, now requiring active investment or job creation. It offers strategic Middle East positioning with a cap of 500 approvals per year.
Strategic Middle East location: Gateway to regional business opportunities
Limited availability: Annual cap of 500 approvals maintains exclusivity
No residency required: Full citizenship without living there
Family inclusion: Spouse and dependent children included
Passport: 49+ visa-free countries
Stable monarchy: One of the most stable countries in the Middle East
This program is ideal for individuals seeking Middle Eastern citizenship with business opportunities. It’s particularly suited for:
Business investors seeking to establish active businesses or create jobs in Jordan.
Regional business owners who need a Middle Eastern base for operations.
High-net-worth individuals seeking a stable Middle Eastern citizenship.
Families looking for options in a stable monarchy.
The Jordan Citizenship by Investment program follows a structured application process:
Engage with an authorized agent to understand program requirements and identify qualifying investment opportunities.
Submit an investment proposal demonstrating active business investment or job creation.
Submit the complete application package through authorized channels.
The government conducts due diligence and reviews the investment proposal.
Upon approval, execute the qualifying investment or business establishment.
Once investment is verified, citizenship is granted and passport issued.
Must be at least 18 years old.
Must have no criminal record.
Must make qualifying active investment or create jobs.
Must pass due diligence checks.
Completed application forms.
Certified copies of birth certificates and passports.
Proof of address and source of funds.
Police clearance certificates.
Medical certificates.
Investment proposal and business plan.
Active Investment: Minimum $750,000 USD in active investment creating jobs or contributing to the economy.
Bank Deposit: $1,000,000 USD held for 3 years.
Due Diligence Fee: Varies.
Administrative fees: Approximately $5,000-10,000 USD.
Comprehensive Consultation: Detailed assessment of your eligibility and program suitability.
Investment Guidance: Assistance identifying qualifying investment opportunities.
Document Preparation: Expert assistance in gathering and certifying all necessary documents.
Application Management: Submission of your application through authorized channels.
Due Diligence Facilitation: Guidance through the background check process.
Post-Approval Support: Ensuring smooth processing of citizenship and passport.
| Stage | Duration |
|---|---|
| Investment proposal development | 2-4 weeks |
| Application and due diligence | 2-3 months |
| Investment execution | 1-2 months |
| Citizenship and passport issuance | 2-4 weeks |
| Total | 3-6 months |
2025 Reform: Program now requires active investment or job creation (not passive donation).
Annual Cap: Limited to 500 approvals per year.
No US E-2: Jordan does NOT have an E-2 treaty with the United States.
Limited visa-free access: 49 countries, primarily Middle East and some Asia.
Dual citizenship: Permitted.
