info@ieeesea.net
The primary route for every enquiry. Email leaves you with a record of what you sent and when, which matters for anything with a deadline attached.
Contact
One address handles everything at the moment. Committee-specific addresses are published with the full committee list; until then the table below is how a message gets to the right person quickly.
The primary route for every enquiry. Email leaves you with a record of what you sent and when, which matters for anything with a deadline attached.
Jordan is on Arabia Standard Time (UTC+3). The working week runs Sunday to Thursday — Friday and Saturday are the weekend, and Friday is the quietest day of the week for offices.
Aqaba, Aqaba Governorate, Jordan
جامعة العقبة للتكنولوجيا
Routing
Every route below currently resolves to info@ieeesea.net. Start your subject line with the string in the middle column and the message is sorted on arrival rather than read in order.
| Enquiry | Subject line | Include |
|---|---|---|
| Paper submission, EDAS accounts, review status | Submission — <paper ID> |
Your EDAS paper ID and track. Do not attach the paper. |
| Camera-ready, IEEE PDF eXpress, copyright forms | Camera-ready — <paper ID> |
Paper ID, and the exact error text if a check failed. |
| Registration and payment | Registration — <surname> |
Registration reference, category, and paper ID if you are registering as an author. |
| Visa invitation letters | Invitation letter — <surname> |
See the section below before writing. |
| Sponsorship, exhibition and industry sessions | Sponsorship — <organisation> |
Organisation, what you want to do, and who to speak to. |
| Press and media | Press — <outlet> |
Outlet, what you need, and your deadline. |
| Accessibility, dietary and access requirements | Access — <surname> |
What you need on site or in the stream. Earlier is better; some things cannot be arranged in the last fortnight. |
| Anything else | General enquiry |
A specific question. It reaches the organising committee chair. |
Committee-specific addresses
Separate addresses for the technical programme, publications, registration and sponsorship are published alongside the full committee list.
Travel documents
An invitation letter is not a visa
It is a signed statement from the conference confirming who you are, that you are registered, and the dates you are expected. It carries no weight in the decision itself. Only a Jordanian embassy, consulate or border post can issue or refuse a visa, and the organisers cannot intervene in that process or appeal a refusal.
Do not send passport scans unprompted
Some embassies want the passport number printed on the letter. If yours does, say so and the organisers will tell you how to send it. Never attach a passport scan, a bank statement or a payment card image to a first email.
Entry rules for Jordan, the Aqaba Special Economic Zone arrangement, airports and the route in from Amman are all set out on the travel page. Most of the questions the organisers receive are answered there.
Author registration closes 5 April 2027. A letter requested after that date leaves very little time for any embassy, and the conference cannot shorten a consular queue.
Location
No map is embedded here. Third-party map frames load trackers and slow the page down, so the link below opens OpenStreetMap in a new tab instead.
Conference assistant
Ask about deadlines, tracks, fees, visas or Aqaba. Answers come from this site.