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AskJordanian Blog | Category Archives: Travel to Jordan

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Category Archives: Travel to Jordan. A GUIDE TO LIVING IN JORDAN. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. Jordan achieved full independence from Great Britain in 1946, before which it was the Emirate of Transjordan established in 1921. Since independence it has been known as the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Situated near the southeastern coast of Continue reading →. Jordan Climate and Weather. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. Royal Jordanian is the ...

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Jordan Airports and Borders. July 22, 2015. Queen Alia International Airport Amman, UTC 3. Location: 32 km (20 miles) South of AmmanThe modern Queen Alia International Airport in Amman is our home hub and an increasingly popular transit point for world travelers and international air freight. Jordan’s gateway to the world smoothly welcomes as many as five million passengers a year, with plans for expanding capacity to ten million Continue reading →.

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AskJordanian Blog | Useful Arabic Words and Phrases

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Useful Arabic Words and Phrases. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. M) for male and (f) for female. What is your name? I don’t speak Arabic. Ana ma ba’aref ahkee Arabee. I speak Arabic a little. Inta (m) Inti (f). Thanks God (answer to How are you? Fine (answer to How are you? Kowayyes (m) Kowayyesah (f). Afwan (answer to Shukran). Laww Smaht (m) Laww Smahti (female). Samehni (m) Samehini (f). Min fadlak (m) Min fadlik (f). Sa’adni (m) Sa’adini (f). Beddak (m) Beddek (f). How much is this?

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AskJordanian Blog | Jordan – Currency and Cost of Living

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Jordan Currency and Cost of Living. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. The currency used in Jordan is the Jordanian Dinar, shortened to JD. It can be divided into 1000 fils or 100 girsh. Expats are able to open bank accounts either in a foreign currency or in JD. When you arrive in Jordan it is a good idea to check with the local banks to find out what the current regulations are. For those who are receiving an income in the currency of. Shopping hours can be quite flexible, some shops are open f...

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AskJordanian Blog | Jordan – Immigration and Visas

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Jordan Immigration and Visas. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. When travelling to Jordan or any other country it is important to remember that you should have your passport and at least one other form of identification with you at all times. This may be in the form of a driver’s license, birth certificate or any other form of identification that is accepted worldwide. Along with your passports bring at least two copies of. Laquo; Jordan Currency and Cost of Living. Jordan Speaking the Language.

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AskJordanian Blog | Jordan – Speaking the Language

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Jordan Speaking the Language. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. The official language of Jordan is Arabic, but English is widely used, both commercially and socially. Both languages are compulsory subjects in schools, ensuring that many people are bilingual. Other languages which are also used frequently include French and Russian. Radio Jordan broadcasts programmes in Arabic, English and French, while some. Laquo; Jordan Immigration and Visas. Leave a comment Cancel reply.

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AskJordanian Blog | A GUIDE TO LIVING IN JORDAN

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A GUIDE TO LIVING IN JORDAN. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. Jordan achieved full independence from Great Britain in 1946, before which it was the Emirate of Transjordan established in 1921. Since independence it has been known as the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The country has been ruled by four monarchs to date: HM King Abdullah Bin Al Hussein (1921-1951); HM King Talal Bin Abdullah (1951-1952); HM King Hussein Bin Talal (1952-1999); and HM King Abdullah II Bin Al Hussein (1999-present).

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AskJordanian Blog | Jordan – Getting There

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July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. Royal Jordanian is the national airline in Jordan. It flies directly between Jordan’s capital Amman and numerous destinations throughout the Middle East, Europe and the rest of the world. It flies to Chicago, Montreal, New York and Toronto to the west and to Calcutta, Delhi, Colombo, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Jakarta to the east. Other airlines that operate direct flights to Jordan include. Laquo; Jordan Speaking the Language.

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AskJordanian Blog | Jordan – Driving and Public Transport

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Jordan Driving and Public Transport. July 22, 2015. Posted in Travel to Jordan. For a relatively fast and inexpensive way of getting around Amman, Aqaba and other cities use yellow private taxis, which can be found in abundance in most areas. Yellow taxi drivers are obliged to use their meter, which starts at 0.150 JD. A cheaper option is to make use of the servees or. For tourists an international driver’s license is preferred however, a national driver’s license is sufficient provided it has a photogra...