Regulations
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Specifics
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Visa
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Tourist Visa
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Single entry visa costs
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400 DFL in the Netherlands (170 US$) US$50 in Erzurum (Turkey) NOT obtainable at the border
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Visa length
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1 month in Iran 3 months valid after issue
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Visa extension
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Contact tourist police, an extension seem to be easy to acquire.
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Visa Expiration
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Unknown....
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Customs check
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Your car will be checked for sure without local help. Chassis number check is always done.
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Dutch Embassy
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See : Dutch BOB database
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Foreign Embassy
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Duinweg 24 2585 JX Den Haag tel: (+31)(0)70-3548483
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Carnet de passage
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Not required, but advisable to have one. Cost at the border without Carnet: +/- US$200 for the Iran carnet version
+/- US$400 road tax in case of transit These are averages and depend on the model and fuel type. This is charged at every border crossing into Iran. Note: India & Pakistan require a carnet.
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Car insurance
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Can be bought at the border, however the office is not always open. The European green card is (sometimes) valid, world insurance also provides
coverage. Please note that European green cards mention Iran as a covered area. Asking directly at the insurance company sometimes gets you the opposite answer...
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Comments
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Mr Hossein at the Maku border (he will spot you first) can help to get the Iranian stamps for your carnet and get your car through customs. First
negotiate payment for this service. Passengers must cross the border separately from the driver when coming from Turkey. Stamps at Carnet from neighbouring countries at Isreali borders might cause
trouble.
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