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Welcome to Visit Our Iran! Planning your trip to Iran has never been easier. Our experienced documentation team ensure a quick and effortless experience via online application process.
Whether you're planning a leisurely holiday or a business trip, we've simplified the process to ensure a hassle-free experience. Our system generates an authorization code for your e-visa promptly, allowing you to focus on planning your itinerary and exploring the rich cultural heritage of Iran.
If you're not a passport holder from one of the few countries exempt from needing a visa to travel to Iran, don't worry. Visit Our Iran provides various visa categories, including tourist, business, conference, medical, and more. Whatever your purpose of visit, we have you covered.
For more information on visa requirements, processing times, and other frequently asked questions, head to our FAQs section. Discover everything you need to know to make your journey to Iran a smooth and memorable one.
With our streamlined process, you can expect prompt responses, clear communication, and expert assistance at every step exceeding the Iran E-visa portal.
After your visa application is approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you'll receive your visa authorization code in PDF format. This PDF must be presented at an airport or one of Iran’s embassies/consulates.
Applying for your visa one month before your arrival is essential for ensuring a smooth and stress-free travel experience. By submitting your application ahead of time, you avoid last-minute rush and potential delays that could disrupt your plans. Additionally, advanced application allows ample time for processing, reducing the risk of complications and ensuring that you receive your visa on time.
We recommend that applicants from the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada apply at least 2 months in advance to ensure timely processing. For more information, you can read our article about Iran visa for citizens from United States, United Kingdom, and Canada.
Whether you're planning a vacation, business trip, or visiting loved ones abroad, applying for your visa in advance gives you peace of mind and allows you to focus on enjoying your travel experience without worrying about visa-related issues.
Iran offers various types of visas to for different purposes of travel:
Tourism (Leisure) Visa: Designed for leisure travelers worldwide, allowing exploration for up to 45 days, extendable to 90 days.
Medical (Treatment) Visa: For patients seeking affordable medical and cosmetic treatments, including procedures like nose jobs, dental work, hair transplants, etc., offered by certified facilities with world-class services.
Student (Academic) Visa: Intended for students, researchers, and scholars planning to study for one or more semesters, requiring a Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant Student Status from relevant authorities.
Transit (Transport) Visa: For travelers passing through Iran, typically with their vehicles, issued for 5-7 days and requiring entry and exit via different countries.
Work (Labor) Visa: For individuals working with or establishing companies in Iran for at least one year.
Business (Entry) Visa: Meant for businessmen, conference attendees, or professional athletes, requiring an invitation letter from the hosting organization.
Pilgrimage (Ziarat) Visa: Specifically for Muslims visiting Iranian holy sites, while non-Islamic pilgrimage sites fall under regular tourist visas.
Press (Media) Visa: For Filmographers, directors, producers, or members of the press coming on official assignments.
FIFA (World Cup) Visa: Exclusively for World Cup attendees, allowing a visa-free stay of up to 20 days before or during the games.
Please, note that all Iran tourist visas allow for single entry. Multiple-entry visas are exclusively available for business and student purposes.
1. Submission of travel itinerary including all cities and accommodations for each day (modifiable later as plans change)
2. Printout of travel insurance covering Iran (full-coverage Iran Travel Insurance)
3. Application fee in USD or EUR
4. Completed application with personal information, travel plans, and host information if applicable
5. A confirmed return ticket
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To extend your visa, you can go to the Passport Immigration Police or the Police Department of Aliens Affairs (Edareh Gozarnameh) in the city you are located. Bring 2-3 passport photos, 2 passport copies, your current Visa Authorization Code, any previous extensions, and 3,000,000 IRR (about $6, based on the current exchange rate) for fees.
Processing takes 3-7 business days, excluding Thursdays and Fridays. Don’t forget to apply 2-3 days before your visa expires.
You can enter Iran without a visa by visiting Kish Island, Iran’s visa-free zone. You can stay for up to 14 days but remember to book your hotel beforehand.
Americans, Canadians, and Brits need a certified guide upon arrival. Contact us three days prior to ensure a smooth entry.
When traveling to Iran with a camper, car, or bike, ensure to complete your carnet de passage before arrival to avoid costly border processing. Provide details of your nightly camping areas, specifying whether you'll stay in your vehicle or tent.
Note that diesel vehicles may require obtaining diesel ration from truck drivers, while regular gasoline can be obtained from pump attendants.
Visa on Arrival (VOA) is available only at airports, with Tehran's IKIA Airport being the primary entry point. Airports issuing VOA include Mashhad, Isfahan, Shiraz, Kish Island, Qeshm Island, Tabriz, Urmia, Ahvaz, Kerman, Lar, and Bandar Abbas.
For land borders, an Iran visa authorization code is necessary, especially if obtaining the Visa Sticker from global embassies or consulates. Popular embassy locations include Ankara, Istanbul, Yerevan, Tbilisi, Baghdad, Erbil, Islamabad, and Lahore.
Apply online at least 2 months before arrival. Nationals of these countries can visit Kish Island visa-free with private or group tour for up to 14 days with 3 days’ notice.
Iran visa rejections can occur due to various factors such as incorrect application answers or incomplete itinerary details. To reduce the risk, complete your Iran visa application online thoroughly.