page_title: Visa policy of Iran
section_title: Visa policy map
hierarchical_section_title: Visa policy of Iran / Visa policy map
caption_attribution_description: English: Visa policy of Iran &#160;&#160; Iran &#160;&#160; Visa-free&#160;&#160; Visa on arrival&#160;&#160; Visa required Tiếng Việt: Chính sách thị thực của Iran &#160;&#160; Iran &#160;&#160; Miễn thị thực &#160;&#160; Thị thực tại cửa khẩu &#160;&#160; Cần xin thị thực فارسی: دسترسی ویزا در ایران &#160;&#160; ایران &#160;&#160; ویزای آزاد &#160;&#160; ویزای فعال،(صدور ویزا در مرز) سراسری &#160;&#160; نیاز به ویزا،(دریافت الزامی ویزا) قبل سفر
context_page_description: Visitors to Iran must obtain a visa from one of the Iranian diplomatic missions unless they come from one of the visa exempt countries or countries eligible for a visa on arrival. All visitors must hold a passport valid for at least 6 months. Citizens of Israel are totally banned from entry to Iran.
  Iranian authorities are exploring a potential visa waiver program under which visa limitations for 60 countries will be lifted as part of Iran's program to attract more tourists.
  Dual citizens of both Iran and another country count as citizens of Iran when visiting, and must have an Iranian passport. This includes all whose mother and father and husband or children born abroad are Iranian.
  Iran no longer affixes visas to passports nor stamps them on entry as a response to the US sanctions on persons who have visited Iran after 2011. In November 2018, the head of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism Organization, announced that the country will no longer stamp or put stickers to passports of foreign tourists in a bid to ease their concerns about traveling to other countries after leaving Iran.
caption: Visa policy of Iran
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