Citizens of all countries except Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bolivia, Georgia, Lebanon, Malaysia, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Venezuela, and China & Hongkong Macau, need a visa to visit Iran. All citizens can visit Kish and Qeshm islands without getting Iran visa and stay there for at most 14 days.

Most international travelers visiting Iran for tourism need a tourist visa before entering the country. Requirements vary depending on your nationality and current immigration regulations.

Iran has visa-free agreements with several countries. Eligible travelers can stay in Iran for a limited period without applying for a tourist visa. Since visa policies may change, it’s always recommended to check the latest regulations before planning your trip.

Yes. Many foreign nationals can visit Kish Island without obtaining a visa in advance for a limited stay. However, different entry rules apply if you plan to continue your journey to mainland Iran

Simply complete the online visa application form, provide the required documents, and submit your application. Once your visa authorization is approved, you can collect your visa from your selected Iranian embassy, consulate, or another approved collection point.

Yes. The application process begins online. After submitting your information and documents, your application will be reviewed by the relevant Iranian authorities.

Yes. In most cases, you can apply while staying in another country and choose your preferred Iranian embassy or consulate for visa collection.

The authorization code is the official approval issued by the Iranian authorities after your visa application has been accepted. It allows you to receive your visa through your selected collection method.

Most applicants will need:

• A passport valid for at least six months
• A recent passport-style photograph
• A completed visa application form
• Travel insurance valid in Iran
• Additional documents if requested by the authorities

Requirements may vary depending on your nationality.

Yes. Your passport should generally be valid for at least six months from the date you enter Iran.

Yes. International travelers are generally required to have travel insurance that is valid in Iran before entering the country.

Not always. While hotel reservations are not mandatory for every application, having a travel itinerary may support your application in some cases.

A return or onward ticket is not always required during the application process, but airlines or immigration authorities may request proof of onward travel.

Processing time depends on your nationality and the review process. We recommend applying at least three to four weeks before your planned departure.

Visa fees vary depending on your nationality, visa collection location, and current government regulations. Contact us for the latest visa fees applicable to your passport.

Yes. Some applications require additional review. Applying early and providing complete and accurate information helps minimize delays.

The permitted length of stay depends on the visa issued by the Iranian authorities. The exact validity and duration will be stated on your visa.

In many cases, yes. Tourist visas can often be extended while you are in Iran, subject to approval by the Iranian immigration authorities.

Most tourist visas are issued as single-entry visas unless otherwise specified. If you plan to leave and re-enter Iran, check your visa conditions before traveling.

Yes. A valid tourist visa generally allows you to travel between cities and regions throughout Iran during your authorized stay.

Yes. Travelers may enter Iran through authorized international airports as well as approved land border crossings, provided they have a valid visa and meet all entry requirements.

Yes. Citizens of eligible countries may obtain a Visa on Arrival at selected international airports in Iran. However, applying before departure is usually the more convenient and recommended option.

No. Eligibility for Visa on Arrival depends on your nationality and current immigration regulations. Obtaining visa authorization before your trip offers greater certainty.

Yes. U.S. citizens can visit Iran but must follow specific visa procedures and are generally required to travel with an authorized Iranian tour operator and licensed guide.

Yes. British citizens can travel to Iran under the current visa regulations applicable to their nationality and should follow the required application procedures.

Yes. Canadian citizens may travel to Iran, but special visa procedures apply. Our team can guide you through the application requirements.

Yes. Visa requirements depend on the passport you use for your trip. Always apply using the passport you plan to present upon arrival in Iran.

Entry regulations regarding previous travel history are determined by the Iranian authorities. If you have concerns about your eligibility, contact us before submitting your application.

If your travel plans change after submitting your application, contact us as soon as possible. We will advise you based on the current status of your application.

In many cases, yes. Changes may be possible before your visa authorization has been finalized.

Visa decisions are made by the Iranian authorities. If your application is not approved, our team can review your case and advise you on the available options.

No. An Iran tourist visa is issued for tourism purposes only and does not allow employment or paid work in Iran.

Friendly Iran is a licensed Iranian travel company with years of experience helping international travelers visit Iran. We provide clear guidance, review your documents before submission, monitor your application, and support you throughout the entire visa process to make your experience as smooth as possible