Jordan citizenship by investment
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The Jordanian citizenship by investment program has been in operation since 2018. On average, it takes 3–6 months to obtain a Jordanian passport. Long-term residence in the country is not required to participate in the program. The program offers several investment options, including a deposit with the Central Bank, the purchase of securities, and investments in local projects.
The application process takes 3–6 months, making it one of the fastest ways to obtain a second passport in Middle East.
The main applicant can include spouses, children under 18, and dependent parents in the application.
Residents are taxed only on income earned within the country. This tax system benefits immigrant investors, allowing them to minimize their tax liabilities and effectively manage their businesses in international markets.
With a Jordanian passport, you can apply for a US E-2 investor visa and a B1/B2 tourist visa through an expedited process.
The physical presence requirements depend on the type of investment. For certain options, only a 30-day stay may be required.
Jordan is one of the most stable countries in the Middle East, ranked 4th among Arab countries in the Global Peace Index.
If you opt for a bank deposit, your funds will be refunded after 3 years, and with bonds, after 6 years. This makes the program attractive compared to non-refundable investment options offered by other countries.
Located centrally between Saudi Arabia and Israel, Jordan offers access to the Persian Gulf markets, providing substantial business opportunities.
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iWorld lawyers analyze the client’s documents and conduct a preliminary assessment of the likelihood of success, minimizing the risk of rejection.
More detailediWorld specialists assist in compiling a complete set of documents required for obtaining citizenship: passport, criminal record certificates, resume, and proof of income.
The application and supporting documents are submitted to the government committee at the Ministry of Investment for initial review.
The competent authorities in Jordan perform a thorough background check of the applicant and their family members using international databases.
Following preliminary approval for Jordanian citizenship, the investor proceeds with the required investment according to the selected program option.
The Cabinet of Ministers makes the final decision on citizenship approval. Successful applicants are then issued a Jordanian passport.
iWorld specialists will select a program that meets your needs, collect a complete set of documents, and accompany you until you receive your ID card.
iWorld lawyers will register your company in a jurisdiction with a favorable tax system, taking advantage of your new passport.
iWorld specialists will select the necessary bank, prepare the documents, and accompany you when opening an account.
iWorld lawyers will help you obtain citizenship for your children, spouse, and parents.
iWorld specialists will help you obtain a criminal record check, birth certificate, and other necessary documents after you obtain citizenship.
The iWorld team will select real estate that suits your goals and budget, check the history of the property, agree on the terms of the transaction, and assist you with the purchase of real estate.
To apply for Jordanian citizenship through investment, a contribution of at least 750,000 USD is required—either as a deposit in the Central Bank, through the purchase of securities, or by investing in national projects.
The process of obtaining Jordanian citizenship via the investment program can take from 3 to 6 months.
One of the key advantages of the program is that applicants are not required to reside in Jordan for a long period before applying for citizenship.
Arabic language proficiency is not required to obtain Jordanian citizenship through investment. Additionally, applicants are not obligated to attend an interview.
The main applicant may include their spouse, children under the age of 21, and other financially dependent family members, provided all necessary conditions are met.
Yes, Jordanian citizens have the right to do business abroad, although additional permits or local registrations may be required in some countries.
Jordan allows dual citizenship, so investors can retain the passport of their country of origin.
Applicants must be over 18 years old, have no criminal record, provide proof of the legal origin of their investment funds, and have sufficient financial resources to fulfill all program obligations.
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