Iran Ziarat and Visit Visa Charges from Pakistan

Pakistan shares a close bond with its neighbouring country, Iran, which attracts thousands of Muslim visitors annually to pay homage to its sacred shrines.

To enter Iran, Pakistanis must acquire a Ziarat visa from the Iranian embassy. Alternatively, they can also obtain a tourism visa from the embassy.

Iran operates consulates in Lahore, Peshawar, Islamabad, and Karachi, where Pakistani nationals can submit their visa applications.

Visa applicants have two options for applying for an Iranian visa:

They can directly fill out the Visa Application Form on the Islamic Republic of Iran's website and then appear in person at the Visa Section of the Consulate.
Alternatively, they can utilize approved Drop Boxes (Travel Agencies) or Ziarat Caravans for visa application submission.

To obtain a Ziarat visa, applicants must present the following documents:

Original passport with a minimum validity of six months before the expiry date.
Original Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) and a copy of it for applicants whose Residential Address differs from their Passport's issuance place.
Printed Visa Application Form issued for the applicant after completing the electronic Application Form and the specified Barcode.

As for the Ziarat visa fees from Pakistan, the fee for a single entry stands at Rs5,250, while for a double entry visa, it is Rs7,878, as per the Iranian consulate general Lahore’s website.

Iran Ziarat Visa Fee from Pakistan

The fee for a single-entry Ziarat visa stands at Rs5,250 while the fee for a double-entry visa is Rs7,878, according to data available on the Iranian consulate general Lahore’s website.