Travel Restrictions for Iranians Residing Abroad Who Have Not Completed Military Service

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1.     Holders of Military Service Exemption or Completion Cards Individuals who possess a permanent exemption card or a military service completion card can travel to Iran without any restrictions.

2.     Students with Educational Exemptions Students studying abroad can travel to Iran by presenting valid educational documents. They are allowed to stay in Iran for a maximum of two visits per year, totaling up to three months.

3.     Individuals Without Exemption or Military Service Completion These individuals are generally not permitted to leave Iran unless they obtain special provisions such as purchasing military service (if applicable) or securing special permits.

4.     Individuals with Travel Permits Some individuals residing abroad may be eligible to travel to Iran once or twice a year for a limited period based on specific regulations. The conditions for these permits may change based on decisions made by the Military Service Organization.

Understanding Inheritance in Iranian Law: A Comprehensive Guide

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Understanding Inheritance in Iranian Law: A Comprehensive Guide

Inheritance is an important aspect of Iranian law, deeply rooted in Islamic jurisprudence (Sharia) and codified within the Iranian Civil Code. Understanding how estates are distributed under these laws is crucial, especially for Iranians living abroad, dual nationals, or anyone dealing with inheritance disputes. This guide simplifies the key principles and processes involved in inheritance under Iranian law.

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