Single Entry eVisa Short Stay

Mode: eVisaEntry: Single Entry eVisaStay Duration: 30 daysValidity: 30 days from issue

Processing

15-20 Working Days

Mode

eVisa

Entry

Single Entry eVisa

Stay Duration

30 days

Validity

30 days from issue

Overview

An electronic travel permit known as the Iran Single Entry e-Visa (Short Stay) enables foreign visitors enter Iran for brief stays, business meetings, or tourism. Before departing, applicants must submit an online application through the Iranian visa system and be approved. The visa typically allows for one entry and a 30-day stay; depending on immigration approval, it may occasionally be extended up to 90 days.

Why Travunited

•Complete Visa Assistance: We offer comprehensive advice on how to apply for an Iran e-Visa in order to visit Iran.

•Online Application Support: Assistance in accurately completing the official e-Visa form on the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.

•Document Verification: To prevent errors, our professionals carefully check your passport, photo, and travel documents.

•Help acquiring the visa authorization code, which is necessary prior to picking up the visa at the airport or embassy, is known as authorization code guidance.

•Travel Itinerary Support: Assistance with hotel reservations, itinerary planning, and return flight information needed for the visa application.

•Faster & Hassle-Free Processing: Our skilled staff guarantees a seamless filing process and helps minimize delays.

•Expert Consultation: Dependable assistance from visa experts until your Iran e-Visa is approved.

Stats

•Foreign Visitors: In recent years, Iran has welcomed more than 7 million foreign visitors, demonstrating a consistent interest in religious and cultural travel.

•Tourism Growth: Approximately 7.4 million foreign tourists visited Iran in 2024–2025.

•Tourism Revenue: In a single year, the tourism industry brought in almost $7.4 billion from foreign visitors.

•Contribution to Economy: Thousands of jobs in hospitality and travel services are supported by tourism, which accounts for about 3% of Iran's GDP.

•Key Attractions: Iran is one of the Middle East's most culturally diverse travel destinations, with 21 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

•Important Traveler Markets: A large number of visitors are from nearby Asian nations like China, Iraq, Pakistan, and Russia.

Documents Required

Eligibility

•A valid passport is one that will remain valid for at least six months after the intended stay.

•Online Visa Application: Through the official Iranian visa portal, applicants must fill out the e-Visa application form.

•Passport-Size Photo: You must upload a recent photo that satisfies the requirements for a visa.

•Travel Itinerary: Verification of the airline ticket and itinerary for a return or subsequent journey.

•Accommodation Information: Booking a hotel or confirming a stay in Iran.

•Bank statements or other proof of having enough money for the trip serve as proof of financial means.

•Travel Insurance: A legitimate health insurance policy that covers your time in Iran.

•Travel must be done for tourism, business meetings, family visits, medical care, or brief stays; it cannot be done for work.

Important Notes

•Travelers can only enter Iran once with the Iran Single Entry e-Visa; once they leave the country, the visa expires.

•The passport must remain valid for at least six months after the departure date.

•Generally speaking, the visa is not granted for employment but rather for travel, business meetings, family visits, or brief stays.

•The majority of tourist visas permit a stay of roughly 30 days, while Iranian immigration authorities may extend them up to 90 days.

•When entering Iran, visitors must show a printed copy of their visa permit or approval code.

Rejection Reasons

•Incomplete or Inaccurate Documents: The visa application form may contain missing or inaccurate documents.

•Passport papers that are damaged or have fewer than six months of validity are considered invalid.

•Unclear Passport Copy or Photo: A scanned passport or photo that is unclear or unreadable.

•Giving false travel documents or inaccurate personal information is considered false or misleading information.

•Inadequate Financial Proof: The inability to provide sufficient finances for the trip.

•Uncertain Travel Purpose: Not making it apparent why one is traveling to Iran (tourist, business, etc.).

•A passport bearing an Israeli stamp or a history of travel to Israel may result in an instant denial of a visa.

•Criminal or Security Issues: Rejection may result from any criminal record or security issue.

•Applying for the incorrect visa category for the intended purpose of travel is known as incorrect visa type.

FAQs

1. What is Iran single entry eVisa?

It is an electronic visa authorization that allows travelers to enter Iran once for tourism or short visits.

2.Is Iran eVisa single entry?

Yes, most Iran tourist eVisas are single entry only.

3. What is validity of Iran single entry eVisa?

Typically: • Validity: 30–90 days to enter • Stay: up to 30 days per visit

4.Can I enter Iran anytime within validity?

Yes, within the visa validity period.

5.How long can I stay in Iran on eVisa?

Usually up to 30 days.

6.Do I need to leave Iran to extend visa?

No, extension is done inside Iran.

7.What is maximum stay allowed?

Up to 90 days total (with extensions).

8.What happens if I overstay?

• Daily fines • Possible travel ban

9.Can I re-enter Iran after exit?

No, you must apply for a new visa.

10.How long does approval take?

Typically 3–14 days.

11.What documents are required for Iran eVisa?

• Passport (6 months validity) • Passport photo • Travel itinerary • Insurance

12.Is travel insurance mandatory?

Yes.

13.Is hotel booking required?

Recommended.

14.Is return ticket required?

Recommended.

15.Is bank statement required?

Sometimes.

16.Can I work in Iran on eVisa?

No.

17.Can all nationalities apply for Iran eVisa?

No, some nationalities must apply via embassy.

18.What is biggest mistake travelers make?

Overstaying or misunderstanding entry rules.

19.Can I work remotely in Iran?

Not officially allowed.

20.Is Iran strict with visa rules?

Yes.