Overview of the Embassy of Malaysia in Jordan
The Embassy of Malaysia in Amman serves as Malaysia’s official diplomatic representation in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. It plays a critical role in strengthening bilateral relations, facilitating trade and cultural cooperation, and supporting Malaysian citizens residing, working, or travelling in Jordan. The Embassy also provides a full range of consular services, including passport issuance, emergency assistance, notarization, and verification of documents.
Embassy Address & Contact Information
Embassy of Malaysia — Amman, Jordan
Address:
No. 5, Hassan Al Kayed Street, Off Abai Street,
Abdoun
P.O. Box 5351
Amman 11183, Jordan
Telephone:
• +962 6 590 2400 (Office)
• +962 78 590 2400 (After-hours / weekends / public holidays)
Fax:
• +962 6 593 4343
Email:
• mwamman@kln.gov.my
Operating Hours
Sunday – Thursday: 8:30 a.m – 3:30 p.m
Closed: Friday & Saturday
Mission & Responsibilities of the Embassy
The Embassy’s mission reflects Malaysia’s commitment to fostering positive relations with Jordan through:
Diplomatic & Political Cooperation
• Strengthening Malaysia–Jordan bilateral relations
• Engaging in regional and international policy dialogues
Consular & Citizen Services
• Passport renewals
• Emergency travel documents
• Assistance in cases of arrest, hospitalisation, or death
• Notarial and attestation services
• Registration of Malaysians abroad
Economic, Cultural & Educational Promotion
• Facilitating trade and business partnerships
• Promoting Malaysian culture and tourism
• Supporting Malaysian students in Jordan
Visa & Entry Requirements
A. Malaysians Travelling to Jordan
Malaysian passport holders typically do not require a pre-arranged visa for short social or tourism visits to Jordan. Travellers may enter through:
- Visa on Arrival, or
- Jordan eVisa (recommended for convenience)
Entry Requirements for Malaysians
• Passport valid for at least 6 months
• Return/onward flight ticket
• Hotel reservation or host contact details
• Proof of sufficient financial means
• Travel insurance (recommended)
Length of Stay
Malaysians are commonly granted a stay period of approximately 30 days, extendable at Jordanian immigration offices.
B. Jordanians Travelling to Malaysia
Citizens of Jordan are generally visa-exempt for short visits to Malaysia for tourism or business.
Entry Requirements for Jordanians
• Passport valid for minimum 6 months
• Return/onward ticket
• Accommodation details
• Adequate financial proof
• Travel insurance (recommended)
When a Visa is Required
A visa or entry pass is required for:
• Long-term stay
• Study
• Employment
• Professional or special entry categories
These applications should be done through:
- The Embassy of Malaysia in Amman, or
- Malaysia’s official eVisa platform
Step-by-Step Visa Application Guides
A. For Malaysians Applying for Jordan eVisa
Step 1: Check Eligibility
Confirm that you meet the passport and travel requirements for Jordan.
Step 2: Prepare Required Documents
• Passport biodata page scan
• Passport-sized photo
• Travel itinerary and accommodation confirmation
• Proof of funds
• Travel insurance
Step 3: Submit Online Application
Apply via the official Jordan eVisa portal and upload all documents.
Step 4: Make Payment
Pay the required visa fee through the portal.
Step 5: Receive eVisa Approval
Print the eVisa confirmation and carry it during travel.
Step 6: Present Documents Upon Arrival
Submit passport, eVisa printout, and supporting documents to the immigration officer.
B. For Jordanians Applying for Malaysian Visa (If Required)
Step 1: Determine Visa Type
Identify the correct category — student, employment, long-term social visit, etc.
Step 2: Prepare Documents
• Valid passport
• Passport-sized photographs
• Supporting documents based on visa category
• Flight and accommodation details
Step 3: Submit Application
Applications may be submitted through:
• The Embassy of Malaysia in Amman, or
• Malaysia’s official eVisa portal
Step 4: Payment & Interview
Pay the visa fee. Attend an interview if instructed.
Step 5: Collect Visa / Approval Letter
Once approved, verify the visa validity and permitted stay duration.
Emergency Consular Support for Malaysians in Jordan
When to Contact the Embassy Immediately
• Loss or theft of passport
• Arrest or detention
• Hospitalisation or serious medical emergency
• Death of a Malaysian national
• Safety threats or crisis situations
After-Hours Emergency Hotline
+962 78 590 2400 (Available during weekends, holidays, and outside office hours)
What the Embassy Can Assist With
• Contacting family members
• Liaising with local police or hospitals
• Providing lists of lawyers, translators, or hospitals
• Issuing emergency travel documents
• Advice on repatriation procedures
What the Embassy Cannot Provide
• Legal representation
• Payment for hospital, legal, or travel expenses
• Guarantee of release from detention
Advisory Recommendations for Malaysian Travellers
To stay safe and well-prepared:
• Register with the Embassy or the Malaysian Foreign Missions Registration System
• Keep copies of your passport and travel documents
• Stay updated on Jordan’s travel and safety advisories
• Carry embassy contact details at all times
• Purchase comprehensive travel insurance
• Follow local laws, customs, and entry/exit regulations
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Do Malaysians need a visa to visit Jordan?
Malaysians may enter Jordan with visa on arrival or by obtaining an eVisa beforehand.
2. How long can Jordanians stay in Malaysia without a visa?
Jordanian nationals can stay short-term for tourism or business purposes without a visa. Duration may vary, so travellers should verify before departure.
3. Can the Embassy assist with emergency travel documents?
Yes. In cases of lost or stolen passports, the Embassy can issue an emergency travel document for return to Malaysia.
4. Does the Embassy provide attestation or notarization services?
Yes, notarial services are available during office hours.
5. Who should Malaysians contact during an after-hours emergency?
Call the dedicated emergency line: +962 78 590 2400.
6. Can the Embassy help with legal issues or court representation?
The Embassy may guide and provide a list of lawyers but cannot offer legal representation or cover legal fees.
7. Do Jordanians need an appointment to apply for a Malaysian visa?
Appointment requirements vary by visa type; contacting the Embassy in advance is recommended.
Conclusion
The Embassy of Malaysia in Amman is a vital point of support for Malaysians in Jordan and a key pillar of Malaysia–Jordan relations. Whether you need consular assistance, emergency support, or visa-related information, the Embassy provides clear, structured, and reliable services. Travellers are encouraged to verify all requirements ahead of travel and maintain awareness of current regulations and advisories.
