US EditionIranian Pilgrims Granted Month-Long Visa Exemption
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Afghanistan: Iranian pilgrims require no visa
Iranian pilgrims returning from Saudi Arabia to their country via Afghanistan exempted from visa requirements Kabul Amir Khan Muttaqi, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), on Thursday announced that Iranian pilgrims returning from Saudi Arabia to their country via Afghanistan will be exempt from visa requirements for a period of one month, Afintl.af reports. According to a statement from the Ministry of…
Amir Khan Mottaqi, the Taliban’s acting foreign minister, said in a meeting with Ali Reza Bigdali, the Iranian ambassador to Kabul, that the group has considered a visa exemption for up to one month for Iranian Hajj pilgrims stranded in Saudi Arabia to travel through Afghanistan. Mr. Mottaqi said in the meeting, which took place today (Thursday, June 10), that this exemption was based on the decision of Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, the group’s…
The Directorate-General of Passports offers its human and technical means to complete the procedures for the departure of the guests of Rahman from the Islamic Republic of Iran through a new port of Ar ' ar in the northern border area, in the light of the current circumstances of the Republic, after God has given them this year ' s 1446 Hajj. Passports have confirmed that they have used all their services to the guests of the Rahmans f…
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