No, Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Iran for tourism purposes. Indians are among the visa-waiver countries that can enter Iran without a visa. However, this policy only applies to travelers arriving by air.

Indians can stay in Iran for 15 days without requiring a visa.

No, Indian nationals cannot extend their stay in Iran under the visa-free entry policy. The visa-free stay is limited to 15 days, and you cannot apply for an extension. Additionally, the visa-free entry can only be used once every six months.

The Iran visa-free policy allows Indian citizens to enter the country once every six months. This means you can stay in Iran for up to 15 days, and after leaving, you must wait six months before you can enter visa-free again.

No, Iran's visa-free policy is strictly for tourism purposes. If you want to visit Iran for any other purpose, such as business, study, or employment, you must apply for the appropriate visa before travelling.

Indian nationals looking to enter Iran visa-free must meet the following requirements:

1. You must have a valid passport.

2. You must arrive in Iran by air.

3. You can only enter Iran visa-free for tourism purposes.

Yes, being part of the visa-free waiver does not automatically approve your entry. Immigration officers can still deny your entry into the country. Entry rejection reasons can include:

• Not having a passport valid for your entire duration of stay.

• Having violated your previous entry or stays in other countries.

• Being placed on a blacklist.

• Having a serious criminal record that could pose a threat to the country.

No, entering Iran under the visa-free policy is completely cost-free. You won’t have to pay any entry fees.

While there is no official information from authorities regarding whether travel insurance is required for visa-free travellers, it is a mandatory requirement for travellers entering Iran with a visa. Given this, it is recommended to have travel insurance when visiting Iran, even under the visa-free policy, to avoid potential issues at the border.

If you want to stay in Iran for longer than the visa-free policy, you can apply for an Iran e-visa before travelling to the country. The e-visa will allow you to stay for up to 30 days with the option to extend your stay.

Tip: If you’re planning to stay in Iran for more than 15 days, make sure to apply for your e-visa before you travel. You won’t be able to use the 15-day visa-free entry and then extend your stay by applying for an e-visa once you're in the country.

Overstaying beyond the 15-day visa-free period can result in fines, penalties, or potential bans from future entry into Iran. It is important to leave the country before your visa-free period expires to avoid legal issues.