
Types of Iran Visa:
30
Days Tourist Visa-
Validity 2 Years
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Multiple Entry Visa
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Stay Period : 30 Days
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Processing Time : 5-6 Working Days
30
Days Business Visa-
Validity 2 Years
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Multiple Entry Visa
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Stay Period : 30 Days
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Processing Time : 5-6 Working Days
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Documents Required for Iran Visa:
Scanned colour copy of the first and last page of your passport. [Note : Passport with at least 6 months validity and minimum 3 blank pages + Old passports if any]
2 scanned colour copy of your passport-size photograph taken against a white background with matte-finish. [Note : Size 35 mm x 45 mm and 80% face close-up]
Visa application-form [Note : Should be Filled and signed]
Covering letter mentioning the details of travel, details of the traveller with contact number and expense ownership details [Note: The letter must be filled and signed with a black pen]
Updated Bank Statement of last 6 months with signed and stamp by bank official
Confirmed return air ticket
Iran Business Visa:
Original covering letter from Indian company
Invitation letter from overseas company
Additional Documents Required for Iran Visa:
If Employed :
Salary slips for the last 3 months
Company ID card copy
If Self-Employed :
Certificate of registration of the company / Certificate of Incorporation (MOA / Proof of Proprietorship / Partnership deed, etc)
Covering letter on the company letterhead and financial documents
If Sponsored :
Proof of sponsorship and/or information on the Invitation
If the trip is sponsored by father/mother/guardian or any person other than the applicant who is travelling, written consent certified by public notary of the parents or guardian or the person sponsoring the trip
If Invited :
Invitation letter
V39 form
Passport copy of the Invitee
Fin card copy
If Wife & Children Travelling Alone :
Then NOC letter from husband
Basic Requirements to visit Iran :
- Good moral character
- Thorough knowledge of your accommodation and itinerary details to furnish at immigration if asked to
- Return flight tickets or onward flight tickets to ensure your return to home country or your next destination once your visa expires
- Adhere to the moral standards of the country and follow the general rules
- Have a valid Passport and valid Iran Visa;
- Be in good health
Travel Checklist :
- Passport with at least 6 months of validity
- Valid Iran Visa depending on the purpose of your visit and duration of stay
- Confirmed return or onward tickets.
- Details of accommodation.
- Travel itinerary
- Foreign currency
- Any additional documents to support your purpose of visit, especially for business visa travellers
- Have all documents authenticated before traveling
What to do when you arrive in Iran ?
- Keep all your travel documents ready to be produced for verification by the immigration officers
- Ensure you are not carrying any forbidden items that will not pass through customs, including ‘any immoral items liable to cause a breach of the peace’ like books, audiobooks, audio and video tapes
- Always carry your passport or a copy of it while traveling within Iran
- Note down emergency helpline numbers in the country
- Be aware of the general rules of conduct in public places
Iran Travel guide
Iran is a diverse and engaging country waiting to be explored. It is advisable to plan your trip as the place is a kaleidoscope of colour with attention to detail. A jewel in Islam’s crown, the country is known for its amiable atmosphere, glorious and resplendent architecture with a warm welcome.
- Iran is a fascinating country with a strong history and culture attached to it and is also an inviting country with very hospitable, kind and generous people. With harsh winters and hot summers, the best time to visit Iran is spring and fall between April and May and September and October are great months to visit too. The Imam Khomeini International Airport is well-connected via direct flights to other major cities of the world.
- With a surge in tourism over the last couple of year, Iran is considered a safe place for tourists amidst all the unrest that surrounds the country. It is the border areas where one needs to exercise caution. However, a tourist is completely safe within the country and any of its tourist attractions. Most tourist destinations are not close to the border, and it is advisable to check the residential country guidelines before travelling. Iran is known to be a friendly destination for tourists, and although the main language spoken is Persian and Arabic, tourists will not find it difficult to converse with locals. The locals are very friendly, affable and treat you with utmost respect and care.
- You have several operators that ply the route from India to Iran, and you could choose from Iran Air, Mahan Air, Emirates, Qatar Airways and Kuwait Airways. All these airlines offer great services, and the total flight time will take about 3 hours. There are plenty of buses, trains, taxis and car rentals that will help you get around the cities. They are relatively cheap and are good value for money. If you wish to travel within cities in the country, then domestic flights are a great option and do not cost a lot.
What to see in Iran?
- It is great to visit the popular tourist spots and enjoy the culture of the place. There are several iconic places to visit Iran to make your visit a worthwhile trip. Plan your trip to explore the local attractions and the various places of interest.
- Tourism in Iran also includes hiking and skiing from the Alborz and Zagros Mountains to sun kissed beach holidays by the Persian and Caspian sea. Visit the cities of Esfahan and Tabriz which lie Zagros mountain of Central Iran and venture in to the desert expanses around Kerman.
- Your gastronomical senses will be tickled by the local heart-warming fares. The lavish spread of food will savour your tingling palate and promises to leave an indelible imprint on your taste buds making you crave for more long after your travel. Visit the lost glory of ancient civilizations that will pique your curiosity in to the lives of yonder. An Iranian holiday is a priceless experience that stays in your mind forever to leave your intrigued and mesmerized.
- Your tour should include walks through stunning palace gardens, visits to ancient Persepolis and Pasargadae, bargain in the bazaars and a relaxed evening in classic tea houses with a warm rendezvous with the friendliest locals.
- For the architecture afficianados, the ChehlSotun Palace is a World Heritage Site known under the name of the Persian Garden. The name means forty columns and refers to the number of columns in the Portico.
- One can also explore the city of Tehran and visit the National Jewel Museum before heading off to Yazd. At Yazd, one can come close to the Zoroastrian religion and learn about the fascinating facts of the city’s architecture too by exploring the labyrinth streets. With some time to spare, one could rent a bike, relax at a tea house or wander and shop in the bazaars.
- Travel to Persepolis to visit the rock-cut tombs of Naqsh-e-Rustom, the burial place of Daris the Great. Visit the Pasargadae to explore the capital and burial site of Cyrus the Great. Ladies Beach, often referred to as the Hawaii of Iran is a women friendly beach in Kish with clear waters and vibrant coral reef. Marjan Beach again provides plenty of opportunities for sunbathing and long coastal walks. Zeitoon Beach in Qeshm is a great place for water sports and has restaurants serving the best sea cuisine.