University Entry

Iran is renowned for its high-quality education at an affordable cost. The country hosts numerous universities that are gaining global recognition and offers a rich cultural experience with its diverse landscapes and history. Students also benefit from a supportive environment that fosters academic and personal growth.

Iran offers various options, including public universities, private institutions, non-profit universities, and self-financed campuses. Each has different fee structures, with public universities generally being more affordable.

To apply for an Iranian student visa, you will need an enrollment certificate, proof of financial resources, and health insurance. The process can vary based on your country of residence, so it’s important to stay updated on any changes to visa policies and requirements. Visit Our Iran can assist with the visa application process, from initial steps to securing your student visa and arranging housing.

The general eligibility criteria include completing secondary education or an equivalent with good academic standing. Most scholarships require a strong academic record, often a minimum average of 80% or equivalent. While many programs are available in English, having the readiness to learn Persian (Farsi), the primary language of instruction, can be beneficial. Additionally, some scholarships may have extra requirements, such as passing a language proficiency test or attending language preparation courses.

Essential documents for an Iranian student visa include recent passport photos (with a headscarf for females), passport copies with at least six months of validity, a completed visa application form, a Certificate of Eligibility from an accredited Iranian university, financial support documents, and a visa authorization code.

Applicants must have a valid passport with at least six months of validity, a residency permit, and meet specific academic criteria such as having a high school diploma with relevant coursework. English proficiency is also required, with a minimum IELTS score of 5.5 or equivalent.

To apply for a student visa for Iran, you need the following documents:

• An admission letter from your university.
• A valid passport with at least six months of validity.
• A completed visa application form.
• Recent passport-sized photographs meeting the embassy's specifications.
• Proof of financial means, such as recent bank statements.
• Academic records (e.g., transcripts or certificates).
• A medical certificate confirming your good health.
• Proof of health insurance coverage.
• Receipt of the visa processing fee payment.

Visit Our Iran offers comprehensive support for international students. We can manage your entire application process, including university admission and visa processing, or provide step-by-step guidance if you prefer a more involved approach. Our services aim to make your application as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Yes, many Iranian universities offer programs in English, making higher education accessible to international students. Additionally, learning Persian is encouraged, as it enhances students' integration into the culture and society.

Most courses in Iran, except for Theology, are taught in Persian. Students should be prepared to take Farsi language classes if they are not proficient. Some universities offer courses in English, but you may need to demonstrate language proficiency through TOEFL or IELTS if you wish to bypass language classes.

Most medical programs are taught in Persian. Students who do not meet the language proficiency requirement may need to complete preparatory Persian courses.

Yes, students can request to transfer between programs, subject to approval by the institution’s Foreign Student Admission Committee. The transfer typically requires passing exams and completing an internship period.

Student life in Iran varies by university but generally includes cultural activities, sports, and various student organizations. Universities like Sharif University of Technology and Amirkabir University of Technology have active student communities with opportunities for extracurricular involvement. You’ll also experience Iran’s rich culture and traditions, which enrich your overall education and personal growth.

Pardis International campuses offer bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs across various fields of study. These programs are hosted by prominent Iranian universities, providing an opportunity for both international and domestic students to study in an advanced educational environment.

Studying at Pardis International campuses is generally more affordable than studying in Western countries. Tuition fees and living costs are lower, making education in Iran an economical choice. Scholarships may also be available at some institutions.

Yes, international students can find work opportunities, especially in fields related to their studies. This not only provides practical experience but also helps them build a network and gain valuable insights into the local job market.

Tuition fees vary based on the type of university and the field of study. For public universities, bachelor’s programs can start at $114 per semester, while medical programs are higher, around $200–$270 per semester. Private universities and specialized programs often have higher fees.

On average, international students need around $3,600 per year for nine months of living expenses, including accommodation, food, and transportation. Full-year costs may reach $4,500, depending on lifestyle and location.

Yes, scholarships are offered as part of the Sixth Development Plan, managed by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology and the Ministry of Health. The process involves an initial screening, university placement, and documentation management for eligible students.

Yes, scholarships are available, but students must obtain an official approval letter from the Ministry of Health’s Educational Services Center and upload it during the application process.

Required documents include your passport copy, academic transcripts, a personal statement, and recent passport-size photographs.

Scholarships usually cover tuition fees and may include subsidized or free dormitory accommodation, as well as a monthly allowance for living expenses.

Applicants should have completed secondary education with a strong academic record (minimum average of 80%), be prepared to learn Persian (Farsi), and meet specific criteria set by the university.

Yes, students must have health insurance, which can typically be obtained for a small fee, often under $100 per year. This insurance provides coverage for basic medical needs and sometimes extends to family members.

The health insurance plan covers all international students, including their spouses and children, if they accompany them and do not have other insurance.

The insurance covers 70% to 90% of treatment costs, depending on the type of service, and 100% of essential medical expenses.

After being accepted by a university, you can register for health insurance through the university portal by submitting required documents, filling out online forms, and paying the annual fee of approximately $162.

Your health insurance coverage begins as soon as you are officially registered at your university. Make sure to complete this step promptly to activate your coverage.

If your application is unsuccessful, review feedback from the admissions office and consider other programs or universities in Iran that align with your qualifications. Ensure all application documents are complete and meet the criteria for future applications. Visit Our Iran also offers personalized support to guide you through the process and improve your chances of a successful application.