If you have an Iranian visa, you can enter Iran.

Although the situation in Iran is not very stable, there are still many people who need to go to Iran for various reasons. Some people want to know, with an Iranian visa, you must be able to enter Iran?

People going to Iran need to apply for corresponding visa types according to their travel purposes. At present, Chinese citizens who travel to Iran are visa-free and can stay for 21 days after entering the country, but visa-free is limited to tourism and business visits. Chinese citizens who travel to Iran for other purposes still apply for visas.

It should be noted that whether it is entering Iran for tourism or engaging in business activities, the entry personnel must abide by Iran's entry regulations, otherwise they will be refused entry. Even those with Iranian visas will be refused. It can be said that with Iranian visas, they may not be able to enter Iran.

People going to Iran must not bring into the country prohibited goods stipulated by the customs, including: alcoholic beverages, gambling equipment, psychedelic drugs, all books and audio-visual products that slander Islam and the image of Iran, and other items with special customs regulations. It is also noted that Iran exercises currency control at the time of entry, and entrants are required to submit a declaration of the currency they are carrying to the bank's office at the airport.

Holders of Iranian visas also need to meet the entry regulations of the Iranian customs when they pass through Iran, otherwise they cannot enter the country. In other words, people who apply for transit visas must also comply with customs regulations. Before departure, they must not only apply for visas and not carry prohibited items, but also provide confirmed air tickets to third countries and legal third country visas.

Due to the instability of the situation in East Asia in recent years, Iran's relevant policies are also constantly changing. At present, people who go to Iran will get a separate visa after applying for a visa. The stamp for entering and leaving Iran is no longer covered on the passport, but on an independent A4 visa paper.