TEL AVIV
Cross-Border Transport to Amman (through Eilat)
Abraham Tlalim Tours operates a daily transfer service from Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, or Eilat to Amman via the Rabin (Arava) Border Crossing.
Upon arrival at the border, travelers are required to complete exit procedures independently and pay all applicable taxes and fees. After crossing into Jordan, a local representative provides assistance and arranges onward transportation to Amman.
This is a transportation service, not a guided tour. Border fees and visa charges are not included and must be paid directly at the crossing. Travelers are responsible for reviewing current travel advisories and arranging their own insurance coverage. Abraham Tlalim Tours does not provide insurance and is not responsible for matters related to official warnings, border regulations, or individual coverage.
Highlights
- Direct transportation to Amman.
- Departs from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem and crosses via the Rabin (Arava) Border.
- Book by 4:30 PM the day before your desired departure date.
- Not including travel insurance. This is the traveler’s responsibility
- Border taxes and fees are not included.
- Meet & assist: Our team member will greet you on the Jordanian side and guide you to the shuttle.
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Tour Itinerary
06:30 | Pickup from Abraham Tel Aviv
07:30 | Pickup from Abraham Jerusalem
11:30–12:00 | Approximate arrival in Eilat
12:00 | Pickup from Abraham Eilat and transfer to the Rabin (Arava) Border Crossing
12:30 | Border crossing at Rabin (Arava) Border Crossing
13:30 | Estimated completion of border procedures
17:30 | Arrival at 6th Circle, Amman** 18:00 – Optional upgrade: Estimated arrival time at Amman Airport **
** Optional upgrade: A night in Abraham Eilat **
Good to Know
- Travelers are responsible for checking official travel advisories and arranging their own insurance for Jordan and any other relevant destinations. Abraham Tlalim Tours does not provide insurance.
- Departs from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem and crosses via the Rabin (Arava) Border Crossing
- Direct transportation to Amman, with the option to upgrade to Queen Alia Airport drop-off.
- Border taxes and fees are not included and must be paid at the crossing by the traveler.
- Important: Travelers are responsible for checking if their nationality is restricted by Jordanian authorities. See the official list here.
- Please note: This transfer operates without a security escort and without a staff member accompanying the group. A representative will meet you on the Jordanian side of the border.
- A minimum of 5 participants is required for this service to operate. If fewer participants are registered, we will offer a private transfer alternative or may need to reschedule or cancel the service.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUDED
- Transportation from Tel Aviv \ Jerusalem\ Eilat to Rabin (Arava) Border (Jordanian border)
- Direct transportation from Rabin (Arava) Border to Amman.
- Meet & assist: Our team member will greet you on the Jordanian side and guide you to the shuttle.
- Optional upgrade: Transportation from Amman (city) to Amman Airport
EXCLUDED
- Border taxes – Israeli exit fee of 196 ILS, payable with ILS, USD or EUR or Credit Card.
- Jordanian visa fee of 40 Jordanian Dinar, payable only cash JOD (there is an option to exchange while crossing into Jordan, on the Jordanian side)
- Travel insurance
- Food & drinks
- Optional upgrade: Transportation from Amman (city) to Amman Airport
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FAQ'S
Do we need to arrange for a visa in advance?
Jordan permits most Western countries to receive a travel visa at the border crossing. However, residents of some countries need to apply for a visa in advance. Check with your local embassy, or online.
For re-entry into Israel, please ensure you are eligible for a Visa on Arrival or have already arranged a multiple entry visa for Israel in advance.
Check your nationality here if you can get visa to Jordan
https://international.visitjordan.com/page/4/VisasToJordan.aspx
If your nationality is not acceptable for a visa to Jordan and you have booked a tour, the cancellation policy is similar to everyone.
Israeli Citizens:
Please note, this tour is not available to sole Israeli passport holders, due to restrictions.
If you have Israeli Citizenship in addition to a foreign passport unfortunately
joining this tour is not possible, a refund will not be granted if Abraham tours will discover you have an Israeli citizenship
Israel – Reentry Visa:
If you previously received a visa on the spot when you arrived in Israel, you should have no problem with reentering Israel.
If you had to apply for a visa to enter Israel, please check the conditions of your visa regarding re-entry.
Students, Foreign Workers and Volunteers:
If you are on a student/volunteer/work visa in Israel it is important to ensure you have or are eligible for reentry as some visas are not multiple-entry.
It is best to visit Misrad Hapnim (Ministry for Interior) to receive further information or receive a multiple entrance visa if required.
Please be aware; Israel gives 3 month visas to many nationalities. Often they will give you a new 3 month visa on each entrance, however they will sometimes refuse this if you have overstayed a visa, or have already been in Israel for more than 6 months in the past year on a tourist visa. If you require clarification, please check with the Israel embassy in your country, or the Ministry of Interior in Israel.
-Please check if your nationality is acceptable for a visa to Jordan. if you purchase the tour and your nationality can not receive a visa, a refund will not be issued.
What currency do I need for the border fees?
Israel Side:
There is an exit fee charged on the Israeli side when leaving Israel to enter Jordan.
The typical rate is roughly 100–113 NIS per person (approximately ~30 USD), payable before crossing.
Jordanian side:
On the Jordanian side, travellers often also must pay a departure/exit fee of ~10 Jordanian Dinars (JOD)
These fees are different from a Jordan visa fee, which may also apply depending on nationality and Jordan’s visa rules.
Payment can usually be made in local currency (NIS, JOD) or USD, depending on the terminal.
How much are the border fees and what currency do I need?
Israel Side:
There is an exit fee charged on the Israeli side when leaving Israel to enter Jordan.
The typical rate is roughly 100–113 NIS per person (approximately ~30 USD), payable before crossing.
Jordanian side:
On the Jordanian side, travellers often also must pay a departure/exit fee of ~10 Jordanian Dinars (JOD)
These fees are different from a Jordan visa fee, which may also apply depending on nationality and Jordan’s visa rules.
Payment can usually be made in local currency (NIS, JOD) or USD, depending on the terminal.
What is the name of the border we are passing?
We are passing the Rabin (Arava) Border Crossing
What should I pack & what am I forbidden to bring?
We highly recommend traveling light with a backpack or small bag. You are welcome to leave your luggage at the Hostel’s Luggage room. This will save time while crossing the border and can prevent delays.
Things to bring
- Valid passport
- Money for border crossing and exit fee.
Please be aware that certain religious clothing and objects can create issues for travelers at the Border crossing. If you wish to bring such items, please consult with our sales desk prior to the tour.
- Forbidden items in Jordan
- Any size drones
- Telescopes
- Telephoto cameras with super zoom lenses (higher than 1000mm)
Where is the pickup point?
At the lobby of the Abraham Tel Aviv at 21 Levontin Street and from the Jerusalem- the Davidka Square, Ha’Neviim 67.
Are there any restrictions based on nationality when crossing into Jordan?
Yes. Certain nationalities are classified as restricted by the Jordanian authorities and may face limitations or require prior approval to enter Jordan.
It is the traveler’s responsibility to check whether their nationality is restricted before booking.
You can find the official list of restricted and non-restricted nationalities on the Jordanian Ministry of Interior website.
Failure to check this in advance may result in being denied entry at the border.
The selected tours will be reserved for you for 30 minutes. If you do not complete the reservation, after 30 minutes, the tours will be released for purchase by others.