Three thresholds — location and seller, not one price
The amount depends on two independent factors: where the property is and who it was bought from — a matrix of conditions, not a single ticket price.
What the process consists of
The property must remain in the applicant’s ownership for the full 5-year term, without sale or mortgage.
How the process runs
A good fit if
A poor fit if
Who runs this programme
Your request goes to two or three firms from this list. You see exactly which ones before it is sent, and you can exclude any of them.
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Frequent questions
Why are there three thresholds instead of one?
Because the law officially distinguishes both the property’s location (inside or outside the Capital Governorate) and the seller type (developer or private individual) — this is a deliberate three-tier structure, not a source discrepancy.
Why isn’t currency risk flagged?
The Jordanian dinar (JOD) has been officially pegged to the US dollar at 0.708 since 1995 — a long-standing Central Bank of Jordan policy, not a floating market rate.
How does this differ from citizenship by investment?
This is a separate, cheaper route granting only 5-year residence (renewable), not citizenship — the citizenship programme (jo-cbi on this site) requires significantly higher amounts.
What happens if the property is sold before 5 years?
Status officially requires keeping the property for the full 5-year term without sale or mortgage — this is a condition of maintaining residence, not a recommendation.
When was the programme updated?
The base Cabinet framework was approved on 2 July 2025, with further amendments in July 2026.
Does the status cover family?
Yes — residence through this programme extends to the investor and family members.
Sources
Figures are for reference only. Verified against official sources on 27 August 2026. A precise quote is issued by the appointed firm after document review. This material is not legal advice, a public offer or investment advice.