Update on Mandatory Hotel Quarantine for Arrivals to Ireland from Jordan
News
10 May 2021
With immediate effect from Saturday, 8th of May, 2021, all travellers arriving from Jordan to Ireland are no longer required to undergo Mandatory Hotel Quarantine in Ireland following their arrival.
Passengers, however, are required to provide a negative pre-departure RT-PCR test and a complete a COVID-19 Passenger Locater Form at the arriving airport.
As has been the case for some time, travel to Ireland is only permitted on an essential basis. Therefore, the Embassy is currently not permitted to issue any short-visas for travellers to Ireland. Emergency/priority visas are accepted on a case by case basis only, and approval is subject to a decision to be made by the Department of Justice.
Further information can be found at:
- Embassy of Ireland’s website: Jordan - Department of Foreign Affairs (dfa.ie)
- Travelling to Ireland during a pandemic/Gov.ie: gov.ie - Travelling to Ireland during the COVID-19 pandemic (www.gov.ie)
- Visas: Home Page (inis.gov.ie)
- Mandatory Hotel Quarantine: gov.ie - Mandatory hotel quarantine (www.gov.ie)
Our Embassy will keep you updated regarding any further developments over coming weeks. If you have any queries please don’t hesitate to contact me by return.
