Iran tourist visa assistance

Plan the right Iran visa route.

A careful preliminary review of your nationality, passport and travel plan—before you decide how to approach Iran’s official visa process.

Illustrative Iran visa planning desk with a blank travel booklet, checklist and map Original illustration · Visa planning
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Route check

We review the basic trip and passport details you provide and flag questions to verify.

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Source-led guidance

Current rules are checked against Iran’s MFA portal and relevant government travel advice.

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Clear boundaries

Iranian authorities decide eligibility, processing, fees and every visa outcome.

A clear process

How it works

One request, one local coordinator and clear next steps from the beginning.

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Share the basics

Tell us your nationality, passport country, travel purpose and planned dates.

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Check the route

We compare those details with current official guidance and identify questions for an embassy or the MFA.

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Review next steps

You receive a plain-language outline of what to verify and which official channel may apply.

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Choose how to proceed

You decide whether to continue independently or ask what practical assistance is available.

Good to know

Some passports follow a different route

Requirements for United States, United Kingdom and Canadian passport holders differ from the standard route. Check current embassy and government advice before making plans; no application or outcome is guaranteed.

Read route cautions

Reviewed 5 August 2026

What Iran visa assistance means here

Short answer: Persian Touring can help you organise the questions and trip details needed for a preliminary route review. This page is not an Iranian government portal, does not issue visas and cannot promise eligibility, timing, fees, an authorization code or approval.

What we can help you clarify

  • Which passport, nationality, travel purpose and proposed dates should be checked first.
  • Whether the standard online route appears relevant or an embassy should be contacted directly.
  • Which official questions remain unresolved before you make non-refundable arrangements.
  • How visa planning connects with your proposed Iran travel plan and a flexible private tour route.

What this service cannot decide

  • Whether an application is eligible, accepted, refused or approved.
  • How long a case will take, what fee will apply or how long a visa will remain valid.
  • Whether visa on arrival, a waiver or a particular embassy route is available to you.
  • Whether current travel warnings, insurance terms or personal circumstances make a trip appropriate.

Official process overview

Start with the authority that sets the rules

Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs operates the official eVisa portal. The portal describes online submission as the first stage of a visa request and says that the applicant’s purpose and circumstances determine the relevant visa type. It also explains that some people may need an interview, while some visa types or nationalities must use an embassy route.

The MFA portal states that a passport should remain valid for at least six months beyond the planned travel date. It also provides an application-status tool using the official reference number and personal details. These points are useful preparation checks—not evidence that a particular traveller will qualify.

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Define the trip

Confirm the passport you will use, nationality, travel purpose, approximate dates and intended length of stay.

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Check current rules

Review the MFA portal, the relevant Iranian embassy or consular channel, and your own government’s latest travel advice.

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Use the correct channel

Follow the official route that applies to your case. Do not rely on another traveller’s old experience as a rule.

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Track official status

If an application is submitted, use the reference and status tools supplied by the official authority handling it.

Preparation checklist

Information worth checking before you enquire

You do not need to upload a passport to the preliminary form below. Begin with non-document details so the route can be discussed without collecting more personal data than necessary.

  • Passport and nationality: the country that issued the passport, all relevant nationalities and the passport’s expiry date.
  • Travel purpose: tourism, visiting family, business, study, transit or another purpose may follow different rules.
  • Dates and duration: approximate arrival date, intended stay and enough flexibility for an uncertain process.
  • Previous or dual nationality issues: ask the relevant authority how your circumstances are treated rather than assuming.
  • Official contact point: identify the embassy, consulate or MFA channel that can answer case-specific questions.
  • Travel warnings and insurance: check advice from the government that issued your passport and confirm insurance terms independently.

Nationality and route differences

Why a generic “Iran visa” answer is not enough

Visa rules can depend on the passport used, nationality, purpose of travel, entry point and diplomatic circumstances. Iran’s MFA portal itself warns that some applicants may be ineligible for the online route or may need embassy guidance. Its visa-waiver information can also change, so this page deliberately does not reproduce a country list that may become stale.

Visa on arrival should not be treated as a universal fallback. Availability can depend on nationality and route, and an airline or border decision can still disrupt travel. Confirm any proposed arrival route with the MFA, the relevant Iranian embassy and your transport provider before departure.

United States, United Kingdom and Canadian passport holders should begin with Iran’s MFA, the relevant Iranian embassy or consular channel, and their own government’s current advice. The UK FCDO, U.S. Department of State and Government of Canada currently advise against travel to Iran. Travellers should read the full, current advice for their passport and circumstances.

Common questions

Before you request a preliminary review

Can Persian Touring guarantee an Iran tourist visa?

No. Only the relevant Iranian authorities can decide whether a visa is issued. Assistance, an itinerary, an invitation, a reference number or past travel does not guarantee an outcome.

How long does an Iran visa take?

There is no responsible single estimate for every nationality and case. Processing can be unpredictable, and this page does not promise a deadline. Check with the official authority handling your route before committing to fixed arrangements.

How much does the visa cost?

Fees can depend on nationality, visa type, location and the official process used. We do not publish a universal fee here. Confirm official charges with the MFA portal or the embassy handling your case; any separate assistance scope should be disclosed before you agree to it.

Do I need to send a passport copy now?

No. The preliminary form asks for basic planning information and does not include a passport upload. If more information is later considered necessary, ask why it is needed, how it will be used and how long it will be retained before sharing it.

Can I plan a tour before the visa is issued?

You can explore a route, but avoid treating preliminary planning as confirmation that travel can proceed. Read the Iran travel guide, keep arrangements flexible and verify current entry and travel advice before paying.

Review methodReviewed by the Persian Touring editorial team on 5 August 2026 against Iran’s MFA eVisa portal and current UK, U.S. and Canadian government travel advice. Rules may change without notice.

Preliminary route review

Ask which route to verify.

Send basic planning details without payment or a passport upload. We will review the enquiry and explain what should be verified through an official channel. This is not a visa application or approval.

  • No passport upload in this form
  • No application or approval promise
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