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Any problem with Jordan passport stamp when entering Israel?
13 years ago, March 28th 2011 No: 1 Msg: #132180  
Years ago I think there was a problem if you travel to Jordan before entering Israel... is that still true? Is there any reason to choose going to Israel first before going to Jordan? We could have an airline tkt that would take us to Amman first with ground transport to Israel... or vice versa, a tkt to Tel Aviv with ground transport to Amman. (Then we would have a return flight from Amman) At least that's what I'm imagining without any other info. Thanks! Reply to this

13 years ago, March 28th 2011 No: 2 Msg: #132197  
Hello Linda, to the best of my knowledge there is no problem with having a Jordanian stamp, and there hasn't been for a while, especially if you only need a single entry visa.

The main problem you will face with arriving in Arrival by land (I flew in and out by air) is the time it takes, which can be hours according to reports. Also, if you have visas from certain countries (i.e. Syria) you will be questioned, but should still be let in but no certainty.

The major issue with entering Israel is getting their stamp in your passport - if this happens, you can forget about travelling to such places as Kuwait, Syria, Iran, Yemen, Lebanon and possibly UAE (there are differing opinions on this last one) and a few others. Try to get a stamp on a slip of paper instead - my boarding pass was stamped. Travelling to Egypt and Jordan with an Israel visa stamp is no problem. Reply to this

12 years ago, April 4th 2011 No: 3 Msg: #132848  
Should not be a problem, but I believe it should be easier first landing in Israel and then crossing into Jordan than the other way around. Going on a plane out of Israel includes fairly heavy security check, so if you never leave Israel by plane, but go overland into Jordan, it might be slightly easier. Reply to this

12 years ago, April 4th 2011 No: 4 Msg: #132938  
Thank you for these replies. Very helpful. Linda Reply to this

11 years ago, August 29th 2012 No: 5 Msg: #160447  
I agree with not leaving Israel by plane, and yes the flights check outs are highly secured in Israel, compared to other places i've been to. and while we were in Israel we had an Israel private tour for more info: <snip>

[Edited: 2012 Aug 29 20:13 - The Travel Camel:11053 - No dropping of commercial links on this forum, thanks.]
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5 years ago, May 30th 2018 No: 6 Msg: #204895  
No problem going from Jordan to Israel, Israel issued small certificates vice stamping passport, not problems leaving as long as we had the certificate. Reply to this

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