Iranian passport

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Islamic Republic of Iran Passport
Islamic Republic of Iran Passport
Iranian Passport from 1975
Iranian Passport from 1975

Iranian passports are issued to nationals of Iran for the purpose of international travel. The passport serves as a proof of Iranian citizenship.

The Iranian passports are burgundy, with Iranian Coat of Arms emblazoned on the top of the front cover.

The words "دولت جمهوری اسلامی ایران" (Persian) meaning (English:Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran) and "گذرنامه" (Persian) meaning (English:Passport) are inscribed below the coat of arms.

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[edit] Visa-free travel

According to a study done by Henley & Partners, Iran has a Henley Visa Restrictions Index of 14, which means that Iranian citizens enjoy visa-free access to 14 countries and territories for short-term tourism visits. Iran is ranked 82nd out of 83 in terms of international travel freedom, which is one of the lowest scores in the study.

[edit] Africa

  • Flag of Djibouti Djibouti 1 month (visa issued upon arrival)
  • Flag of Madagascar Madagascar 90 days (visa issued upon arrival)
  • Flag of the Seychelles Seychelles 30 days (visa issued upon arrival)[1]
  • Flag of Togo Togo 7 days (visa issued upon arrival)
  • Flag of Uganda Uganda 6 months (visa issued upon arrival)

[edit] Americas

[edit] Asia

[edit] Oceania


Visa exemption for the holders of Iranian passport and holding the US or Canada Permanent Residency

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ^ Ministry Of Foreign Affairs - The Republic of Seychelles
  2. ^ Data Link Kekonsuleran Perwakilan Republik Indonesia di Kanada
  3. ^ Official Website for Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia
  4. ^ Dept. of I&E, Sri Lanka >> Visa >> Fees
  5. ^ Rep. of Turkey Ministry of Foreign Affairs [Visa Information For Foreigners]
  6. ^ http://www.bahamas.com/bahamas/about/entryrequirements.aspx?sectionid=58943&level=2&toplevel=59196&alphaindex=M
  7. ^ Countries/Territories requiring visas
  8. ^ Embassy of Costa Rica in Canada
  9. ^ http://www.drembassy.org/english/index-2.html
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