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UNHCR Jordan opens registration centre on appointment basis
In light of the decrease of COVID-19 cases across the Kingdom, UNHCR Jordan is once again opening its registration centre for refugees in Khalda, Amman, Irbid and Mafraq. Operating on an appointment basis, refugees will receive an SMS message when they are scheduled for a face-to-face registration renewal interview with UNHCR.
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A third of refugees have been vaccinated in Jordan’s refugee camps
Out of the 47,000 refugees who are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine living in Jordan’s refugee camps, 13,455 – representing a 30 percent of the eligible population – have now received at least their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, UNHCR Jordan can confirm today.
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UNHCR Jordan: 30 Years Anniversary
Timeline reflecting the achievements and work of UNHCR in commemoration of its presence in Jordan for 30 years.
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UNHCR statement on the return of displaced Syrians
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UNHCR Jordan launches the Help site
This website provides detailed information about the services for the refugees and asylum seekers in Jordan. All services provided by UNHCR and its partners are free of charge.