Jordan amends residence and citizenship criteria for investors to boost strategic project investments

The Jordanian Cabinet decided to amend the criteria for granting residency and citizenship to investors, aiming to attract investments into strategic projects, including the "Umrah City" project. The amendments included raising the minimum investment required to qualify for citizenship to $2.12 million, along with conditions related to maintaining the investment and providing employment opportunities for Jordanians. The scope of eligible beneficiaries was also expanded to include family members and investors in sectors such as pharmaceuticals and logistics services, with the goal of promoting economic growth, encouraging productive projects, and ensuring sustainable employment opportunities.

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