The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, a stable constitutional monarchy in the Middle East, offers a CBI programme rooted in its 1954 Nationality Law, with investment-based provisions formalised in 2018. Jordan’s strategic location — bordering Israel, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Syria — and its peace treaty with Israel make it a key regional hub. The programme attracts primarily Gulf-based and regional investors seeking Jordanian nationality for business, family, and mobility purposes. The minimum investment of USD 750,000 is among the highest in the Index, but the programme offers multiple routes including bank deposits, treasury bonds, and equity investments. Jordan is a member of the Arab League and maintains strong ties with Western nations and international financial institutions.
Last Updated: May 27, 2026
2026 Global Citizenship Programs Report: Jordan
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Introduction
Rankings Snapshot
Index | Ranking | Score |
|---|---|---|
Overall Ranking
| 11th | 74.83 |
Procedure
| 10th | 82.30 |
Mobility
| 13th | 62.40 |
Tax Optimization
| 12th | 62.50 |
Quality of Life
| 13th | 53.68 |
Investment
| 9th | 76.60 |
Credibility
| 10th | 73.20 |
Compliance
| 10th | 74.00 |
Country Information at a Glance
Continent: Asia
Population (2025 est.): 11,500,000
GDP Nominal (USD, 2025): USD 50 B
GDP per Capita (USD, 2025): USD 4,300
Program Type: Structured CBI
Economic/Mobility Blocs: Arab League, OIC, UM
Category | Details |
|---|---|
Legal Provision
| Jordanian Nationality Law No. 6 of 1954, Chapter 3 |
Region
| Asia |
Minimum Investment Threshold
| $750,000 |
Year of Inception
| 2018 |
Visa-free Countries
| 85 |
Investment Options
| Bank deposit, treasury bonds, company shares, or local project |
Physical Presence Requirements
| None |
Family Member Inclusion
| Spouse, children, and parents |
Dual Citizenship Allowed
| Yes |
Average Processing Time
| 3-6 months |
Total Costs (MIT + Fees)
| $ 817,000+ |
Language Requirements
| No |
Tax System / Tax Rates
| Worldwide (residents) / CT:20-35%, PIT:5-30%, WT:0%, IGT:0%, ET: 0% |
Conclusion
Footnotes
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