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Iran Transit Visa; an Uncharted Territory

Nobody likes interruption, especially on a trip. You’ve packed your bags, found a nanny for your pet, given the necessary instructions to your partner or family to water your flowers, and you go on to buy your ticket when, suddenly, the hard truth hits you; this is not going to be a straight trip.

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How to get an Iran tourist visa

Iran Tourist visa is Issued for those foreigners who have the intention to visit Iran for tourism-related objectives. Iran visa is issued for up to 30 days and is extendable. generally, it must be obtained before coming to Iran and is valid to enter for 90 days from the issue date. However, citizens from some countries can receive the visa on arrival and some other countries’ nationalities are able to enter the country without a visa.

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Requirements of Iran Visa for Afghan Citizens

Despite experiencing a relatively calm and hostility-free post-war environment today, many Afghan citizens still find placing their hopes and dreams in living in another country and especially immigrating to one of the neighboring lands more promising. Iran, being one of these neighbors, has always been a natural and more accessible destination compared to the European giants.

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Iran visa for Bangladeshis

According to the global ranking provided by Henley Passport Index in 2019, Bangladeshi citizens who hold ordinary Bangladeshi passports have visa free or visa on arrival access to 41 countries and territories. This ranks the Bangladeshi passport 99th in terms of travel freedom. Despite the fact that Iran and Bangladesh have never had any major economic or political deals, they have always expressed their interest to expand collateral cooperation.

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Where do I go for Christmas in Iran? (2020 Guide )

I know the title sounds weird; Christmas in Iran, an Islamic country! But if you have not been in Iran before, during the new year holidays, rest assured that there is nothing to worry about. There are thousands of Christians living in Iran and they do celebrate Christmas here. Of course, there are no huge parties and music on the street, but if you would like to be in a Christian atmosphere—or if you are just curious— you will find the right people.

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