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The Jordanian Ministry of Labor continues to conduct daily inspection rounds, morning and evening, in the capital and governorates—including on holidays—to crack down on non-Jordanian workers violating the law. The inspection teams document their operations in audio and video. The ministry’s Secretary-General, Abdul Halim Dujan, urged employers to take advantage of the status-regularization period, which ends on December 1, 2026. The period includes a 50% exemption from work-permit fees for previous years and a waiver of fines. It also allows certain non-Jordanians who entered the country for purposes other than work to regularize their status by paying 500 dinars for all previous years. Anyone who fails to regularize their status will have a “deportation” notation recorded against them starting January 1, 2027.
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