Iran declares visa-free policy for Indian tourists
As per the statement, the Indian nationals wishing to stay for a longer period or make multiple entries within six months require other types of visas which must be necessarily obtained through the respective official representatives of the Islamic Republic of Iran in India.
According to the Iran Embassy statement, Iran has announced the initiative of a 15-day visa-free policy for Indian tourists. Under the new tweaked norms, Indian citizens would be allowed to enter Iran with ordinary passports once every six months, with a maximum stay of up to 15 days.
The visa abolition policy is approved under the specific condition which applies to Indian nationals who are entering the country just through the air border, especially for tourism and visiting the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran. As per the statement, the Indian nationals wishing to stay for a longer period or make multiple entries within six months require other types of visas which must be necessarily obtained through the respective official representatives of the Islamic Republic of Iran in India.
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