Iran Opens Visa-Free Travel for Uzbek Citizens
Iran Intends to Open its Doors to the Whole World
In a move to boost tourism and international relations, Iran has announced its intention to unilaterally abolish the visa regime with 32 countries. The decision, approved by the Iranian Cabinet of Ministers, aims to open the doors of the country to the whole world.
Among the countries with which the visa regime has been abolished are Uzbekistan, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, India, Russia, Lebanon, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Mauritania, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Seychelles, Indonesia, Brunei, Japan, Singapore, Cambodia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Brazil, Peru, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, and Belarus.
Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism, Ezzatollah Zarghami, expressed the country’s readiness to open its doors to people worldwide and provide more facilities for them to easily visit Iran and benefit from its advantages.
“The Islamic Republic has shown its readiness to open doors to people worldwide and provide more facilities for them so that they can easily visit our country and benefit from its advantages,” Zarghami told reporters after a cabinet meeting in Tehran.
This move is a significant step for Iran in terms of international relations and tourism. It is expected to encourage more visitors to explore the cultural and historical treasures of the country, as well as strengthen ties with the 32 nations included in the visa regime abolition.
As Iran opens its doors to the world, it sends a message of hospitality and friendship to people from all corners of the globe. This decision is a positive development that will contribute to greater exchange and understanding between nations.
