Iran-Armenia visa free regime comes into effect
The agreement lifting the visa requirements between Armenia and Iran is entering into effect on August 6 to allow Armenian citizens to travel to the Islamic Republic without entry permits, Armenian media reported.
According to armenpress, Armenian Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan on Saturday met with Iranian Ambassador to Armenia Seyed Kazem Sajadi to discuss bilateral relations and development of trade ties.
The sides discussed the agreement on lifting visa requirements between the countries that has been recently signed by the Armenian and Iranian governments.
From today (August 6) Armenian citizens can enter Iran without visas, the Ambassador said.
The Prime Minister and Ambassador are confident that abolition of visa requirements will promote tourism and will create more favorable conditions for mutual visits of Armenian and Iranian citizens.
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Amir
August 7, 2021 at 11:29 am
It had to happen long time ago. But I am still very happy with this as we as Iranians have plenty of common interests with Armenians.