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    Iran plans to issue visas to expatriates without stamping the passport

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    Iran plans to issue visas to expatriates without stamping the passport Empty Iran plans to issue visas to expatriates without stamping the passport

    Post by Rocky Sat 01 Dec 2018, 1:57 am

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    Iran plans to issue visas to expatriates without stamping the passport

    The Iranian government is preparing to introduce visas to foreigners without stamping passports at all ports and airports in the country starting this December in a move aimed at protecting expatriates from tourism or trade from US sanctions.
    The Assistant President of the Republic for Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Ali Asghar Monsan announced that the action came after the enactment of a new law regulating the proceedings.
    The adoption of the law came after Washington imposed sanctions on travelers to the Islamic Republic, especially from Europe, where the European visitor to Iran can no longer benefit from the visa regime for 89 days followed by Washington with the citizens of the European Union.
    Eight airports in Iran have previously operated on a similar system at the request of tourists, but as of next month all foreign tourists will receive a visa card outside their passport stamped entry and exit.
    The source explained that the security services relaxed their opposition after securing a comprehensive electronic system linking all ports.
    The new law allows citizens of 120 countries to obtain a visa once they reach Iranian ports in an attempt to attract tourists


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