Jordan Pass Calculator: Does It Save You Money?
The Jordan Pass bundles entry to Petra and dozens of other sites — and, for eligible visitors who stay long enough, the tourist visa fee. Whether it saves you money depends on how many nights you stay, how many days you spend at Petra and which other sites you visit. Set your trip below and compare.
Prices for foreign visitors as published by the Jordan Tourism Board and jordanpass.jo, checked 6 November 2026. The visa waiver needs the pass bought before arrival and a minimum stay; the pass is not available to Arab nationals. Always confirm on jordanpass.jo.
How the calculator works
- Single tickets = your Petra ticket (the higher same-day price if you do not stay overnight) + the other sites you tick + the visa fee if you need one.
- Jordan Pass = the Wanderer, Explorer or Expert pass for 1, 2 or 3 days at Petra. The visa fee is added back if your stay is too short for the waiver.
- Prices are the published foreign-visitor prices in Jordanian dinars. They change from time to time — check the official sites before you buy.
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Frequently asked questions
Who can use the Jordan Pass?
Most foreign tourists. According to the official FAQ it is not available to holders of Arab nationalities, and visa rules depend on your passport.
When is the visa fee waived?
When you buy the pass before you arrive and meet the minimum length of stay set by the official conditions. Check the current wording on jordanpass.jo.
Is the pass worth it without the visa saving?
Often not for a short Petra-only trip. It usually pays off when the visa fee is waived or when you add several other paid sites.