Do Antigua and Barbuda Citizens Need a Visa for Iran?
Antigua and Barbuda citizens can apply for a Iran e-visa online, making the application process convenient and accessible from anywhere with internet access. No embassy visits required!
Entry Requirements for Antigua and Barbuda Citizens
The Iran e-visa requires: valid passport from Antigua and Barbuda, digital photo meeting specifications (usually 35x45mm, white background), trip details, and payment via accepted card.
Here's the thing: these requirements can change, so always verify with official sources before your trip.
Documents You'll Need
Your e-visa application will require: high-quality passport scan, compliant photo, proof of accommodation in Iran, return ticket, and occasionally proof of funds.
Application Process
E-visa application walkthrough: Start at the official portal, enter your details exactly as they appear on your passport, attach document scans, complete payment, and within days you'll receive your e-visa by email.
Costs and Fees
Expect to pay $25-75 for your e-visa. The exact amount depends on visa type and processing speed (rush processing costs extra). Payment is secure and made online.
That said, always carry some local currency for unexpected expenses upon arrival.
Travel Tips
After visiting over 50 countries, Pro tip: Always apply through the official government e-visa portal. Third-party sites charge higher fees and may be unreliable. The official URL usually ends in .gov or is linked from the embassy website.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, your e-visa is electronically linked to your passport number. If you get a new passport, you'll need to apply for a new e-visa.
Yes, as long as you have internet access and a valid Antigua and Barbuda passport. You can apply from anywhere in the world.
Most e-visas are processed within 3-5 business days. Some countries offer express processing (24-48 hours) for an additional fee.
Disclaimer: Visa requirements can change at any time. While we strive to keep this information current, we recommend verifying requirements with the official Iran embassy or consulate before traveling. Last updated: January 2026.