At present, every tourist passing through here must obtain an entry visa to and an exit visa from Jordan. Nationals of countries who are required to obtain an Israeli visa in advance should do so before visiting Jordan, as such visas cannot be obtained at the Allenby Bridge. It is possible to cross the border in both directions. All UK nationals must have passports valid for at least six months from the date of crossing and a visa as required by each country. Visas to Jordan are issued at the Jordanian checkpoint and payment must be made in Jordanian Dinars.
Individual tourists pay for a visa for a period of two weeks.
An exit fee is payable on leaving Israel. A branch of the International Bank operates at the checkpoint during opening hours. Israel recognises Jordanian stamps in passports and visas and vice versa. Tourists who wish to proceed to other Arab countries in addition to Jordan and Egypt should ask for the Israeli stamp on a separate paper. Tourists' privately owned vehicles, registered in a third country, will be permitted to cross the border in accordance with existing regulations on each side concerning the type of vehicle permitted on each country's roads.