Prohibited Items It is illegal to drink, to buy, to sell, and to carry any type of alcoholic beverages for Muslims. Also, the pretense to use alcoholic beverages in public is illegal for non-Muslims and will be confiscated at customs by anyone attempting to bring it into the country. Drug laws are also extremely strict and travelers…
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Religion
Religion The state religion in Iran is Shia Islam. Some of traditions of Iranian people are rooted in their religious beliefs. Naturally, understanding religious and cultural differences can reduce probable misunderstandings. For instance, shaking hands with men in public is unconventional for women, and vice versa.
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Multinational Financial Services
Multinational Financial Services Most of international financial services such as withdrawal from a foreign account are unsupported due to US sanctions. So credit and debit cards are almost useless and it's necessary to have enough cash.
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Dress Code
Dress Code Dressing in Iran is dependent on religious and legal criteria. Men and women are required to abide by the following dress code: Men must wear long trousers. Shorts and three-quarter length pants are unacceptable unless on the beach. Short-sleeved shirts and t-shirts are also acceptable for men. In public, women must wear a headscarf to…
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