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30 Jun 2008
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So are yiou saying that once youve got the visa its easy to get the end date changed. Mine runs out at the end of august and I really need it to run out at the end of september/october. All the best Jonny
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1 Jul 2008
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Hello Jonny,
I hosted a few bikers from UK. You can get an Iran Visa in Turkey by using an agency without any problems. They will apply visa for you and you can get your visa from Erzurum in Turkey. I takes 1-2 weeks to be ready. I never asked the name of agency to the guys I hosted but I guess you may find it in a web search. A Spanish guy I hosted, said he found the agency from Iranian Embassy site.
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So are yiou saying that once youve got the visa its easy to get the end date changed. Mine runs out at the end of august and I really need it to run out at the end of september/october. All the best Jonny
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No, you get a new visa. New piece of paper, new dates, new visa fee. But since you have an old one, you have a much faster approval path.
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In Ankara I got a transit visa (ten days) the next day. I was told a tourist visa would take three weeks.
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Matt, I know you ended up changing your plans 1/2 way through but would 10 days enough to see/get through Iran?
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In Ankara I got a transit visa (ten days) the next day. I was told a tourist visa would take three weeks.
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Hi Mike,
Yes, you could comfortably cross Iran in ten days, assuming you had no major breakdowns or anything. It doesn't really give you any time to relax and see the country though.
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If you only have 10 days, make sure you are in Zahedan 2 days before your visa runs out. Spend some time in Esfahan, it's the nicest place in Iran.
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I need to get an Iranian visa, and have heard that Erzerum is a good place to get one.All I need is a transit visa, so is Ankara a better bet?I have a NZ and a British passport, is the NZ one a better bet?
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