Iran Is Now A Visa-Free Country For Indians With These Conditions; Here's An 8-Day Itinerary To Explore Iran
As of February 4, 2024, there is a visa-free entry for Indians in Iran with subject to four conditions. If you’re planning to fly off to Iran for an adventurous vacation, here is an 8-day itinerary to help you explore the country.
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As of February 4, 2024, there is a visa-free entry for Indians in Iran with subject to four conditions. If you’re planning to fly off to Iran for an adventurous vacation, here is an 8-day itinerary to help you explore the country.
If you have been wanting to visit Iran but didn’t want to get into the fuss of getting your visa approved, we have some good news for you! Effective February 4, 2024, Indians are not required to have a visa to visit Iran, however, there are some conditions. Let us know about these conditions through this article. Also, we will share an eight-day itinerary with you to help you explore Iran’s top attractions.
Indians Can Now Visit Iran Without Visa
A visa-waiver programme for Indians visiting the country for tourism was recently announced by Iran. This is applicable for those planning for a maximum of 15 days visit, subject to these conditions:
- Once every six months, Indians holding ordinary passports can visit Iran for a non-extendable maximum stay of 15 days.
- This policy only applies to the Indians entering Iran for tourism purposes only.
- It is mandatory to get a visa for individuals who wish to stay for a longer period or make multiple entries within a six-month period.
- This policy is primarily meant for Indians entering Iran by air (Cheap Flight Tickets Hacks).
8-Day Itinerary To Explore Iran
You can easily plan an 8-day vacation to Iran as you explore the top tourist attractions of the country (Must-Visit Countries For Solo Travellers). Here is a list of places you must not miss if you’re visiting Iran.
- Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site is a must-visit destination located in Tehran.
- After that, you can visit Tehran's Grand Bazaar for shopping and local experiences, or take a stroll in Mellat Park.
- Catch a domestic flight or a high-speed train to go from Tehran to Isfahan and visit Naqsh-e Jahan Square, one of the largest mosques in the world.
- Afterwards, you should go to Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Ali Qapu Palace, and Shah Mosque for an evening of exploring architectural brilliance. Along with that, some shopping time in Isfahan's traditional bazaars is a must.
- Next up, you must include historic bridges of the country, Si-o-se Pol and Khaju Bridge on your itinerary.
- The Zoroastrian Fire Temple and Towers of Silence in Yazd are some of the most famous places in Iran.
- You can also explore the historic Vakil Bazaar and Vakil Mosque in Shiraz.
- While you may not be able to see all the glitter of Iran in one visit, you should not miss out on the beautiful Eram Garden in Shiraz, the Qavam House, and the Narenjestan Garden.
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