by Troy
(USA)
I am planning on entering Jordan on June 10th and going immediately to Petra. After spending the day touring the site, I will be spending the night in Aqaba.
What rate would I have to pay for my one day visit..90 or 50?
Answer: 50 JD.
To be classified as a "overnight visitor" instead of "one day visitor" what documents do I need to bring?
Answer: When I asked this question, the guy at the Visitor Center told me that a hotel reservation can prove that you are going to stay in Jordan.
So make sure you have one: at Booking.com you can make a reservation without any downpayment and you can cancel it later if you don't need it.
Also, the typical "one day visitors" are arriving from Israel via the Eilat-Aqaba border in organized groups so it is easy for the Petra personnel to spot them.
You didn't mention at which border station you are going to enter Jordan, I only presume it's not Aqaba since you said you were heading there after visiting Petra.
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