Iran

Duration

1 Year

Duration

1 Year
  • Work
  • Business
  • Extendable
  • Citizenship
Investment Visa Iran

Iran

Investment Visa Iran
  • Work
  • Business
  • Extendable
  • Citizenship

Duration

5 Years
Details

Temporary Work Permit Iran

#workvisa

About

Foreign people can work legally in Iran for a predetermined amount of time by obtaining a temporary work permit. The Middle Eastern country of Iran has several career prospects in various industries, including engineering, oil and gas, healthcare, and more. 

You can work in Iran for a limited period of time with a work permit, after which you must seek renewal or leave the country. As a result, you must be sure to follow the regulations listed in your work permit and work in the designated industry.

Eligibility

The temporary work permit is offered for the following;

  • Highly qualified workers.
  • Experts in the medical, industrial, etc. domains.
  • Engineers.

Documents

The following is a list of the paperwork needed for an Iranian work permit:

  • Current Passport (valid for at least six months before to intended stay)
  • Two most current photos (with the applicant's face visible)
  • The labour permit issued by an Iranian employer sponsor that the labour ministry has authorised.
  • People who might be dual citizens should declare which nationality they would be using for their travel documents or passports.
  • Valid medical clearance documents for travel.
  • Financial statements to demonstrate enough money.

Process

Specific procedures must be followed in order to apply for an Iranian work visa. To avoid issues, all requirements must be completed by the employer and the applicant.

Visa Processing Time
The typical processing period for visa applications that are approved at a visa interview is 7–10 working days. You might have to wait for 2-3 working days to get it delivered to you.

How to Apply
The following steps must be followed while applying for this visa:

  • Obtain a job proposal from an Iranian employer.
  • The employer starts the application for a work permit by providing the necessary paperwork.
  • Get the work permit following examination and approval.
  • Travel to Iran and finish the registration process after receiving the work visa.

Duration & Fees

Duration
The duration of an Iranian work visa is one year. After that, the employer must submit an application for the work visa renewal, if necessary, with a properly stated justification. The employer must submit this at least one month before the expiration of the work permit.

Fees
The price of a temporary work visa in Iran may differ based on a number of variables, including the length of the visa. The permit may cost around 70 USD. However, you may visit the nearest embassy to confirm the visa fee.

FAQS

Can I extend my temporary work visa to Iran?
In Iran, a temporary work visa may be extended. To ascertain your eligibility and the procedure for a visa extension, you should speak with Iranian immigration officials or specialised immigration service.

Can I change my employment in Iran while on a temporary work visa?
In Iran, a work visa is linked to a particular employer. If you wanted to change jobs, you would need to apply for an alternate employment visa based on the new position and get a new work permit.

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