How to get a Jordan visa from Laos

• Laotians who intend to travel to Jordan for tourism purposes can apply for the Jordanian tourist visa.
  
• There are three types of Jordanian tourist visa:
  

• Single-entry visa: this visa is valid for two months.
• Double-entry visa: this visa is valid for three months.
• Multiple-entry visa: this visa is valid for six months.

• Foreigners are required to declare amounts greater than JOD10,000 or the equivalent in other currencies at the entry port.

• Travelers are required to register as soon as they enter the country. Travelers who fail to properly register themselves incur a fine of 1.5 JD (approximately 2 USD) per day beyond their permitted length of stay.

• Travelers who wish to extend their stay are required to have an HIV/AIDS test performed at a government medical facility.

• Certain areas of Jordan, including Petra, the Dead Sea, and other tourists areas, are prone to heavy rain and flash flooding from October-February. Roads and bridges may become impassable and the Jordanian government may close tourist areas completely.

• The Jordanian constitution provides for freedom of speech and of the press with some restrictions. Insulting the King or members of the Royal Family may lead to imprisonment.
  

• Travelers are advised not to visit Jordan as it is not safe for foreigners, but if you decide to visit anyways ensure you heed to the following:

• Be aware of your surroundings.
• Take appropriate steps to increase your security awareness.
• Be unpredictable in your movements by varying your times and routes.
• Maintain a low profile.
• Avoid contact with any suspicious or unfamiliar objects and immediately report the presence of such objects to local authorities.
• Applicants are required to show proof of sufficient funds to cover their duration of stay in Jordan.

• Applicants who wish to stay with a friend or family in Jordan are required to submit a document stating the personal information of the host, the residential address and contact details of the host.

• Proof of flight return tickets. This document is needed to show that the applicant will leave Jordan after the tourist visa expires.

• The Jordanian business visa is a visa issued to foreigners who intend to visit Jordan for business purposes.
• A Passport with at least six months validity and two blank pages for visa stamps.
• A duly signed and completed business visa application form.
• Laotians visiting Jordan for business meetings, conferences, trade fairs or business trainings can apply for the Jordanian business visa.
• Foreigners looking to do business in Jordan will likely find opportunities in the country’s growing economy. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean that the process of doing business is a smooth one.
• The workdays in Jordan run from Sunday to Thursday. Business hours are usually from 8:30 to 13:00 and 15:30 to 18:30.
• While Arabic is the official language of the country, most international business dealings are done in English. However, foreigners are advised to learn a few Arabic phrases for the convenience of the Jordanian business associates.
• Handshakes are the standard greeting in Jordan and eye contact is important. Men should, however, wait for women to initiate a handshake. The most senior person, usually the eldest, should be greeted first.
• An invitation letter from a business partner or company in Jordan is required.
• Proof of accommodation in Jordan is required.
• A document showing previous business dealings between the applicant and the Jordanian company is required. (if any)
• Proof of return or onward flight ticket.
• Proof of financial status while in the country.

The north-west of Jordan is hilly and lush, and bags most of the country's annual rainfall, especially in January. For cooler temperatures in most parts of Jordan, the best time to visit Jordan is March to May.

Jordan is home to the ancient city of Petra. Known as “The Rose City” it is famous for its unique architecture carved directly into the rock face. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7 Wonders of the World.