Questions about travel to Iran

Museums and traditional markets of Tehran are located in downtown Tehran and you will need to use the city center hotels for easy access to these places. Ferdowsi Hotel and Hoveyzeh Hotel can be good options.

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No, there is no problem. This rule exists in Iran, but it is just for Iranians. The foreign tourists are not asked about what kind of relationship they have with each other and you can easily travel to Iran without any concern about the marriage proof.

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Except for the citizens of Egypt, Georgia, Bolivia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Lebanon, and Syria, the rest must obtain a visa to enter Iran

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Yes, why not? Iran is a very safe country, and no danger threatens anyone in Iran now. You can ask those already traveled to Iran and read travel logs on the internet.

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It usually takes between 7 and 15 workdays to pass the first step of visa and receive the Authorization Code. After that, you will go to the embassy and about 1 to 3 days are needed there to receive the final stamp of visa on your passport.

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Yes, in Iran, no tourist is questioned about marriage. For Iranians, this is a matter of law and they should be married, but there is no problem for tourists.

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Receiving Iran visa has two stages. The first step is to get the Authorization Code that can be received from the Iranian travel agencies and their websites online.

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Unfortunately, there is currently no possibility to use international credit cards like Visa Card or MasterCard in Iran. We would like to do so, and it will happen soon, but we are currently sanctioned.

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The first step to receive is the same signing up on the online websites to get the Authorization Code and it does not have a certain cost and each service provider receives some cost for it...

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Travel insurance for all those entering Iran is compulsory. When you receive a visa at the Iranian Embassy, its cost is taken and the insurance is issued for you.

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Yes, for American, British, and Canadian citizens, they should have indicated their travel plan before travelling and they should provide in when requesting for visa.

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Yes, why not? Iran is very safe and no danger threatens the tourist, even if the passenger is a woman alone. The people of Iran are very kind and they are very proud of themselves when they can help the passengers.

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No, there is no necessity. Incidentally, we emphasize not to book any flight or hotel before receiving your Authorization Code, because you may face problem in terms of timing and lose your money.

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Yes, there is no danger to American citizens in Iran. The only difference between American tourists and other tourists is that they cannot travel to Iran alone ...

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No, there is no need to book your hotel before clearance of the visa status. Incidentally, we emphasize on not doing any reservation until receiving the Authorization Code of visa.

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This is your own decision! Yes, you can travel to Iran independently, but in order to avoid having trouble, we recommend you to complete your information about Iran before travelling.

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Yes, it is possible to receive an airport visa for the citizens of about 180 countries and it is available now at Imam Khomeini airport in Tehran, Mehr Abad airport in Tehran, Mashhad airport, Isfahan airport, and Shiraz airport.

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No. there is no alcoholic beverage in Iran, and consuming alcoholic beverages is illegal and punishable. You cannot formally find an alcoholic beverage at all anywhere in Iran, and you should forget it during your trip to Iran.

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There is no problem taking pictures of people, and usually Iranians are very happy to take photograph with a tourist or a tourist takes photos of them.

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Yes, souvenirs are popular everywhere in the world, and Iran is not an exception. If you are travelling with a tour, certainly, there will be purchasing time in your tour plan.

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Iran is not an expensive country and due to the high value of dollar against Iran’s Rial, travelling to Iran will not cost you much compared to the other countries, unless you want to buy expensive souvenirs such as Persian carpet.

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Do not worry. You will find (your way) easy! Young people can usually speak English and they will help you. Moreover, police is a good option.

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It depends on the city you are about to see. Usually, in spring and autumn, all cities have good weather, however, winter and summer are very beautiful in Iran and in many cities...

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Yes, it exists everywhere, but not as you think of. In Iran, ATMs only accept Iranian bank cards and they do not accept MasterCard or Visa Card.

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As an American, you only need a visa for the other citizens. The only difference between you and the citizens of the other countries is the type of travelling to Iran.

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it depends on the tour you choose. Certainly, rafting or climbing has its own difficulties. It is better to exactly specify the destination and attractions to be visited in order for the agency to determine and announce the degree of difficulty of your service.

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There are different ways. One of them is flying to Turkey and from there, to Tehran or Shiraz. In general, because there are no direct flights to Iran from the United States...

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It is better to take enough money according to your travel plan; nevertheless, if you ran out of money for any reason in Iran, there are various ways to receive money from your own credit card.

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Iran has various souvenirs, the most famous and most expensive of which is Persian carpet. Except that, there are copper dishes, enamelware, Khatam dishes, pottery, various fabrics, and many other handicrafts...

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Different models of car for transportation in Iran are used depending on the number of people, which, of course, has the required standards and there is no concern.

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Yes, Iran is also safe for American women. Iran is safe for everyone and it has nothing to do with nationality. Forget the highlighted news of Iran’s insecurity and ask those who have already travelled to Iran.

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It depends on what kind of drink you are looking for. Alcoholic beverages are illegal in Iran; however, there are various drinks like dough, herbal distillates, syrups and non-alcoholic...

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Like many countries, tipping is common and popular in Iran. Tipping a taxi driver on short routes is not common, but in other cases, it is better to tip. The tour guide, the hotel carrier, and restaurant Garson will be very happy with your tipping.

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If you want to visit different cities in Iran, you would better to use domestic flights due to the far distance among the cities. Domestic flights in Iran are offered by different airline companies such as Iran Air, Mahan, Qeshm Air, etc.

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