Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionary Guards

Re:Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionar... by aliceryhl on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @12:57PM (#22172030)

This is a bad idea. Just get a visa. I did that and had no issue with getting the visa nor entering. Do not try to break immigration law — you can easily get permanently banned from entry if you lie to immigration officials.

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Re:Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionar... by mrtksn on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @01:52PM (#22172760)

Of course, don't lie if you are asked but there's nothing illegal about getting a new passport. Better not have a stamp of a country that is in very bad relations status with the country you are going to visit. Iran is not the only example here.

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Re:Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionar... by aliceryhl on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @03:26PM (#22173697)

You still have to answer the question "Have you been to Iran?" when applying for the visa waiver program.

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Re:Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionar... by literallycancer on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @02:37PM (#22173234)

Getting a second passport is basically standard procedure, why would that get you banned from entry?

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Re:Trapped in Iran: My Summer as a Guest of the Revolutionar... by aliceryhl on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @03:25PM (#22173691)

Getting the new passport is not the issue. You have to answer the question "Have you been to Iran?" when applying for the visa waiver program, and this application is what you shouldn't lie on.

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