Contrary to expectations, applying for a visa was a very straightforward business. The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran on Mount Merrion Avenue in Dublin processed our applications in less than one day. The cost was €50 each. More information on how we filled out our visas shortly.
It's also possible to apply for your Iran visa online - this isn't the approach we took and I have no idea how successful this approach is.
Connecting the dots on the old silk road...
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