Jordan · Residency by investment
Jordan Real Estate Residency
Introduced as part of the 2025–2026 reforms. Explicitly does NOT lead to citizenship, regardless of how long the property or residency is held.
A cheap regional residency, and honest about what it is not. The explicit statement that it never leads to citizenship is unusually clear for the sector and worth respecting — it means the only reason to take it is that you want to live in Jordan.
Qualifying routes
JOD 150,000 minimum outside Amman
JOD 200,000 when buying from a developer or housing company
JOD 300,000 when buying from a private seller — the premium is deliberate, to channel capital to developers
The facts
- Minimum investment
- 150k JOD
- Total landed cost
- JOD 150,000–300,000 (roughly USD 212,000–423,000) plus transfer and registration costs; value assessed by the Department of Lands and Survey
- Timeline
- 2–6 months — No published service standard
- Physical presence
- None published
- Family
- spousedependent children
- Permanent residency
- 5-year renewable permit; property must be held for 5 years without sale or mortgage
- Citizenship
- NONE — the government has stated explicitly that this route does not lead to citizenship at any duration
- Language test
- Not applicable
- Dual citizenship
- Permitted
- Requirements
- qualifying property purchase5-year holding period without sale or mortgageclean criminal recordsource of funds
- It does not lead to citizenship. Ever. The government has said so explicitly, so do not let anyone imply otherwise.
- Property must be held for 5 years without sale or mortgage — the capital is locked and unleverageable.
- The 50% premium for buying from a private seller rather than a developer distorts the market against you; you are paying JOD 300,000 for what a developer sells at JOD 200,000.
- Jordanian residential property is illiquid with a thin foreign bid.
- Regional geopolitical exposure is material.