Jordan CBI
Jordan · Middle East
- Min investment
- $494,000
- Investment routes
- Bank deposit · Business / enterprise · Government securities
- Time to status
- ~3 months (capped 500/yr)
- Path to citizenship
- Direct
- Residency requirement
- None
- Visa-free destinations
- 52
- Dual citizenship allowed
- Yes
Notes
Revamped 2026 rules deliberately steer capital to the provinces. Routes (JOD; ~1 JOD = US$1.41): existing active investment averaging JOD 350,000 in fixed/non-current assets over 3 years in the provinces (~US$494k) or JOD 700,000 in Amman (~US$987k) — the cheapest entry; launching a business with paid-up capital of JOD 500,000 in the provinces (~US$705k) vs JOD 700,000 in Amman; buying into an existing project at JOD 1,000,000 (~US$1.41M) with at least JOD 500,000 of new fixed assets, held 3 years; or the Amman Stock Exchange route at JOD 1,500,000 (~US$2.1M) in new shares, held 5 years with no profit withdrawal and no more than 10% in any one company. Job rules: direct employment of 150 Jordanians in Amman or 100 in the provinces, maintaining at least 90% of the mandated Jordanian workforce registered with Social Security monthly for 3 consecutive years. Fast, no residency requirement; niche/backup passport.
About Jordan
- Healthcare
- ★★★★★
- Safety
- ★★★★★
- Cost of living
- Moderate
- Climate
- Arid / Desert