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Libyans will be able to obtain Jordanian visas at Amman airport

bySami Zaptia
December 8, 2015
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Libyans will be able to obtain Jordanian visas at Amman airport

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By Libya Herald reporter.

Libyans will be able to obtain a single entry Jordanian visa upon arrival at Amman, Afriqiyah Airlines reports airport
Libyans will be able to obtain a single entry Jordanian visa upon arrival at Amman airport, Afriqiyah Airlines reports.

Tunis, 8 December 2015:

Further to the announcement yesterday that Libyans will need to obtain a visa to . . .[restrict]visit Jordan as of the 15 December, Afriqiyah Airways has reported that Libyans will be able to obtain a visa upon arrival at Amman airport.

The fees for a single entry Jordanian visa lasting two months are 40 Jordanian dinars  (about US$ 56).

However, a visa for two entries and valid for three months will cost 60 Jordanian dinars (about US$ 85) and can only be issued through consulates at Jordanian embassies abroad.

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