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Visa-Free Nicaraguan Trip For Iranians
Nicaraguan authorities lifted the need for visa for Iranian citizens who want to travel to the country for tourism stays or business purposes.

In order to ease tourists' travel to Nicaragua, the program offers visa-free travels but seeks passenger passport and data.

“There are one million tourists willing to visit the country but are facing visa difficulties,” Mario Salinas, the Nicaraguan Minister of Tourism, confirmed in an interview with Iran's Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB).

“Nicaragua is positively brimming with wildlife and offers numerous trips and tours for nature-loving tourists who want to get a close look at the amazing flora and fauna in this beautiful area,” he noted.

Iranians can obtain a Tourist Card on arrival for tourist stays, provided they are holding valid travel documents and in the case of business travelers, a letter from their employer or company in Nicaragua.

Located in Central America, bordering both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, Nicaragua enjoys various nature reserves.
 

 

 

 

 
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