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Dual Nationality

DUAL NATIONALITY: U.S. citizens who were born in Iran, who have become naturalized citizens of Iran, or who were at one time citizens of Iran, and the children of such persons, are considered Iranian nationals by Iranian authorities. Therefore, despite the fact that these individuals possess U.S. citizenship, they must enter and exit Iran bearing an Iranian passport. Yet some former Iranian nationals have been issued visas in their U.S. passports. Exit visas are required for dual nationals to depart Iran.

In addition to being subject to all Iranian laws affecting U.S. citizens, individuals who possess the nationality of Iran may also be subject to other laws that impose special obligations on citizens of that country, such as military service or taxes. More specific information on Iranian passport and exit visa requirements may be obtained from the Iranian Interests Section of the Embassy of Pakistan.

Dual nationals sometimes have their U.S. passports confiscated and may be denied permission to leave Iran, or encounter other problems with Iranian authorities. Refer to the above section titled "Entry/Exit Requirements" of this Consular Information Sheet for additional information concerning Dual Nationality. Likewise, Iranian authorities may deny dual nationals access to the U.S. Interests Section in Tehran, because they are considered Iranian citizens. Refer to the below section titled “Consular Access,” as well as the Consular Affairs home page on the Internet at http://travel.state.gov for our Dual Nationality flyer.