Expat workers stay regulated until December
The Council of Ministers in Jordan has decided to extend the regularization and legalization of expatriate workers' status until December 1, 2026, in order to regulate the labor market and ensure the presence of non-Jordanian workers legally through official work permits. The decision covers all workers in the Kingdom of various nationalities who have entered to work, with an exception for those who entered without the intent to work. Those concerned will be granted work permits valid for one year upon payment of a full fee of 500 dinars. The decision also includes deporting any worker whose status has not been regularized after January 1, 2027. This step is part of a plan to regulate the labor market and facilitate the organization of foreign labor in Jordan.
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