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Obtain citizenship by making a zero-interest deposit of USD 1 million with the Central Bank of Jordan, held for three years.
Jordan, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, offers a unique pathway to citizenship. Whether exploring ancient Petra or modern Amman, Jordan is a rewarding destination for investors.
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There are multiple ways to acquire this programme, with differing levels of investment and commitment.
Obtain citizenship by making a zero-interest deposit of USD 1 million with the Central Bank of Jordan, held for three years.
Invest USD 1 million in treasury bonds for at least six years, with interest rates determined by the Central Bank of Jordan.
Establish an investment project worth USD 1 million in Amman or USD 750,000 outside Amman, creating jobs for 20 Jordanians.

A few essential requirements must be met to ensure eligibility for this programme.
Submit a valid passport, proof of health insurance, and a clean criminal record.
Provide evidence of your qualifying investment - whether bank deposit, treasury bonds, or SME investment.
Undergo a comprehensive background check, including verification of your criminal record, to ensure eligibility.

Securing Jordanian citizenship is not just an individual benefit, it’s a strategic move that places you at the center of one of the world’s most dynamic regions. With access to 56 destinations, including key markets in Asia and Africa, Jordan is a prime location for investors seeking regional influence and global mobility.

Jordan’s CBI program is designed with flexibility in mind. Whether your goal is to expand business operations or secure future residency options for your family, Jordan offers an ideal solution. With minimal requirements and no residency obligations, you can maintain your lifestyle while enjoying the benefits of a second citizenship.

A bank deposit of USD 1 million with the Central Bank of Jordan (zero interest, three years), treasury bonds of USD 1 million for a minimum of six years, or an SME investment of USD 1 million in Amman (USD 750,000 outside it) creating twenty jobs for Jordanians.
Typically three to six months, though it can run longer depending on due diligence and government approval timelines.
Yes, the program allows you to include your spouse, children (unmarried, widowed, or divorced daughters and sons under 18), and dependent parents.
No, there is no residency requirement to maintain your citizenship under Jordan’s CBI program.

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