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Iran Requirements

Tourist Visa Application EssentialsTo ensure a smooth application process for your Iranian tourist visa, you'll need the following documents:

  1. Passport Copy: Your passport should be valid for at least six months.
  2. UAE Visa Copy: A copy of your UAE residence visa with a minimum validity of three months.
  3. Passport Size Photo: A recent passport-sized photograph that meets the visa photo requirements.

Application ProcessThe application process for an Iranian tourist visa can be straightforward if you have all the necessary documents. You can start by filling out the visa application form online or visit our office for personalized assistance.

Why Choose Us?At Green Apple Travel & Tourism, we're dedicated to making your visa application process as smooth as possible. Our team of experts is here to guide you through every step, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

Need Assistance?If you have any questions or need further assistance with your tourist visa application for Iran, don't hesitate to contact us at Info@greenappletourism.com or call us at 043333221. Our team is ready to provide you with the support and guidance you need for a successful application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, absolutely. As an expat residing in the UAE, you can apply for an Iran visa through our office in Bur Dubai without needing to return to your home country. We handle applications for all nationalities currently living in the UAE, and we'll manage the entire submission process with the Iranian embassy or authorized visa centre here in Dubai. You'll need a valid passport with at least six months validity and a completed visa application form, and we can arrange pickup and delivery of your documents for free across Dubai.

You'll need a valid passport (with at least six months remaining validity), a completed Iranian visa application form, two recent passport-sized photographs (4x6 cm), proof of accommodation in Iran (hotel booking or invitation letter), a return flight ticket or booking confirmation, and proof of financial means such as a bank statement or salary certificate. If you're employed in the UAE, your employment letter and visa copy are helpful for verification. Our team will review your complete file to ensure nothing is missing before submission to avoid delays.

Standard processing typically takes 5–7 working days from the date of submission to the Iranian embassy in Dubai, though this can vary depending on the visa centre's workload and whether your application requires additional review. During peak travel seasons, processing may extend to 10 business days. We'll provide you with a realistic timeline when you submit your application and keep you updated via WhatsApp throughout the process so you know exactly when to expect your visa.

Our service fee starts at AED 500, which includes our professional handling, document verification, and free pickup and delivery throughout Dubai. The Iranian embassy's visa fee (which varies by nationality and visa type) is separate and will be confirmed once we assess your application details. We provide a transparent cost breakdown upfront, and there are no hidden charges—what we quote is what you pay for our services.

You don't need to visit the embassy or visa centre yourself; we can submit your complete application on your behalf and collect your passport when the visa is ready. This is one of our key services—we handle the submission, follow-up, and collection so you can focus on your work and life without the hassle of visiting government offices. We'll arrange convenient pickup from your home or office in Dubai at no extra charge.

Iran does not currently issue e-visas for most nationalities; you'll need to apply for a sticker visa (a traditional visa stamp in your passport) through the embassy or authorized visa centre in Dubai. The sticker visa is processed in person at the visa centre, and we manage this entire process for you starting at AED 500 service fee. This is the standard and most widely accepted option for tourism and business travel to Iran.

Yes, multiple-entry visas are available depending on your nationality and purpose of travel, though they are more expensive and require stronger justification than single-entry visas. Most tourist visas issued to expats in the UAE are single-entry and valid for 90 days from the date of issue, though validity periods can vary. We'll advise you on whether a multiple-entry visa is feasible for your profile and discuss the additional cost involved when you contact us.

If your application is rejected, the embassy will typically provide a reason, and we'll discuss alternative options with you—such as reapplying with additional supporting documents, adjusting your travel purpose, or exploring whether a different visa category might be suitable. We don't charge a reapplication fee if you decide to submit again through us after addressing the concerns raised. In rare cases where rejection is final due to nationality or other restrictions, we'll be transparent about this upfront.

Iran does offer visa-on-arrival for some nationalities at airports, but it's unpredictable, may involve long waits, and carries the risk of denial upon arrival—leaving you stranded. Applying in advance through us from Dubai guarantees you have your visa in hand before you travel, eliminating stress and ensuring smooth entry. Pre-arranged visas also give you peace of mind and are often required for hotel bookings and travel insurance.

You can reach us via WhatsApp, visit our office in Bur Dubai, or call during business hours to discuss your Iran visa needs and provide your details. We'll schedule a convenient time for you to drop off your documents (with free pickup if you prefer) and give you a clear timeline and cost estimate. Once we receive everything, we'll handle the entire process and keep you updated until your visa is ready for collection or delivery.

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